Reviews
When I think of my period in school, all I remember is the pain I had. The pain was always the same when the lower abdomen got sick that day. Usually, it's just a matter of taking pain meds and getting them all over, but in cases of extreme pain, they often hold on to their stomachs and roll down. The worst part was when the exam took the day. Eventually, I was taken to the hospital without taking any tests and had to be given pain meds. When I met my classmates in the long run, I thought,
I have thought that 30 years of age, you know something about your body, but it seems to me that even though you are older, you are not really familiar with your body and particularly with the gender of women. The book is a book that the gynecologist, who has been familiar with the subject of sensitive and sensitive sex to ask someone about women who are 30 years old, is very good for women to read and to gather basics for sex education. This book is a unique composition, but it's the first
Often, you don't know your body at 30 years of age. Most people, even at 30 years of age, know very little about prostates. You've heard of prostate obesity or prostate cancer, but few people recognize it or search for it. And so do women. In some ways, it is more sensitive and sensitive to the risks and weights of a person than he is. This is a book about the body of women. The content of the book shows that there are almost no-one-sense-level details in common sense with cartoons. We're
Thirty years old. Many women, in fact, who are not well aware of their bodies when they become more than that. that it's not yet easy to understand women's sexuality, but I'll say that I've been lucky to see that it is definitely improving a little bit in the past. The Japanese gynecologist has illustrated stories about women's sex and health through their pre-30s, Amy, Shiho, Yumi, and Serra. Women’s marriage card was in their early 20s and with high birth rates, and modern women have been
I was embarrassed but I was already married and still didn't know enough about my body, even though I was over 30 years old. I wanted to be happy as soon as I saw the title of the book. When I looked at the table of contents of the book, I thought I could learn more about female illness and pregnancy. The book shows four unmarried women after the age of 30. He's a obstetrician and he's giving sex education talks to students, and I feel like young women have tried to get as easy as possible. The
The book deals with vague things that 30-year-old women do not easily teach in textbooks about physical challenges in reality, and so they ask their neighbors about them. It deals with things that are extremely female, such as menstruation, 86S, contraception, female disease, sexually transmitted diseases, and pregnancy. For this, the contents of the book contain four female characters who are 30 years of age. Amy, Siho, Yumi, Sarah, they're them. And the context given to these four characters
Women's daily lives are full of complex and sensitive topics. I'm 30 years old and still not sure about my body? > Gives practical and useful information on female health. While Japanese style editing from right to left may be awkward to readers, content can create empathy and understanding in women. Books provide the correct answers to subjects that women are actually wondering about: menstrual pain, 86S, birth control pills, venereal disease and pregnancy. The stories in the cartoons allow
The competition between media professionals has been intensified by the IPT and OTT stream broadcasts and YouTube activity. Similar concepts are the image of the broadcasts of programs and times of the same time, the stimulating content of the program, and the further effects of the programs as they are intensified. In recent years, a public program on marriage, romance and divorce has been flooded to the point that it is called the Speciality Marriage, the Age of Love and Premarital Sex. The
You're 30 and you still don't know me? The Dhakashinco * Bonn Library was provided by a publisher. * If you have youths around who need sex education, it's a book you want to introduce. The information is accurate in terms of sex education, which the gynecologist delivers. Especially since I think that if it's about pregnancy and childbirth, we should not rely on the Carragh. And it's written by a Japanese author, and it'll be a uniquely bound version of the book opening from the left, like
There is so much that I have learned from this book. First, I was able to have accurate knowledge of menstruation and secondly the exact definition of premenstrual depression and PMD. Finally, I learned that there is a preconceived idea about oral birth control pills. I had suddenly found that oral birth control pills were not good for women, and I also found that they have many different kinds of birth control drugs and a lot of soft pills. I want to introduce this book to a lot of people. I'd
Sachiko Takahashi: You're thirty and still don't know my body?
The women's health information is on a wide range of topics for women who are 30 years old. There are many experiences and knowledge that have been accumulated by a author who became a gynecologist for sex education. The comments that seem to be on the scene, such as the actual hospital care, can relieve a wide range of anxiety and anxiety about the body of women. A cartoon that drew on the daily synesthesia of women around 30 years of age and 30 also lightly solved sensitive topics. I can check my body through situations that are often experienced by women in everyday life. A long time of menstruation, about 86S, birth control, pregnancy, female disease, venereal disease, up - to - date femtech information! I've put in a book a sensitive subject that is difficult to ask of people around me.
Korean title: 서른 살인데 아직도 내 몸을 몰라?
Korean author: 다카하시 사치코
Korean publisher: 라라
ISBN-13: 9791169837781
Reviews
When I think of my period in school, all I remember is the pain I had. The pain was always the same when the lower abdomen got sick that day. Usually, it's just a matter of taking pain meds and getting them all over, but in cases of extreme pain, they often hold on to their stomachs and roll down. The worst part was when the exam took the day. Eventually, I was taken to the hospital without taking any tests and had to be given pain meds. When I met my classmates in the long run, I thought,
I have thought that 30 years of age, you know something about your body, but it seems to me that even though you are older, you are not really familiar with your body and particularly with the gender of women. The book is a book that the gynecologist, who has been familiar with the subject of sensitive and sensitive sex to ask someone about women who are 30 years old, is very good for women to read and to gather basics for sex education. This book is a unique composition, but it's the first
Often, you don't know your body at 30 years of age. Most people, even at 30 years of age, know very little about prostates. You've heard of prostate obesity or prostate cancer, but few people recognize it or search for it. And so do women. In some ways, it is more sensitive and sensitive to the risks and weights of a person than he is. This is a book about the body of women. The content of the book shows that there are almost no-one-sense-level details in common sense with cartoons. We're
Thirty years old. Many women, in fact, who are not well aware of their bodies when they become more than that. that it's not yet easy to understand women's sexuality, but I'll say that I've been lucky to see that it is definitely improving a little bit in the past. The Japanese gynecologist has illustrated stories about women's sex and health through their pre-30s, Amy, Shiho, Yumi, and Serra. Women’s marriage card was in their early 20s and with high birth rates, and modern women have been
I was embarrassed but I was already married and still didn't know enough about my body, even though I was over 30 years old. I wanted to be happy as soon as I saw the title of the book. When I looked at the table of contents of the book, I thought I could learn more about female illness and pregnancy. The book shows four unmarried women after the age of 30. He's a obstetrician and he's giving sex education talks to students, and I feel like young women have tried to get as easy as possible. The
The book deals with vague things that 30-year-old women do not easily teach in textbooks about physical challenges in reality, and so they ask their neighbors about them. It deals with things that are extremely female, such as menstruation, 86S, contraception, female disease, sexually transmitted diseases, and pregnancy. For this, the contents of the book contain four female characters who are 30 years of age. Amy, Siho, Yumi, Sarah, they're them. And the context given to these four characters
Women's daily lives are full of complex and sensitive topics. I'm 30 years old and still not sure about my body? > Gives practical and useful information on female health. While Japanese style editing from right to left may be awkward to readers, content can create empathy and understanding in women. Books provide the correct answers to subjects that women are actually wondering about: menstrual pain, 86S, birth control pills, venereal disease and pregnancy. The stories in the cartoons allow
The competition between media professionals has been intensified by the IPT and OTT stream broadcasts and YouTube activity. Similar concepts are the image of the broadcasts of programs and times of the same time, the stimulating content of the program, and the further effects of the programs as they are intensified. In recent years, a public program on marriage, romance and divorce has been flooded to the point that it is called the Speciality Marriage, the Age of Love and Premarital Sex. The
You're 30 and you still don't know me? The Dhakashinco * Bonn Library was provided by a publisher. * If you have youths around who need sex education, it's a book you want to introduce. The information is accurate in terms of sex education, which the gynecologist delivers. Especially since I think that if it's about pregnancy and childbirth, we should not rely on the Carragh. And it's written by a Japanese author, and it'll be a uniquely bound version of the book opening from the left, like
There is so much that I have learned from this book. First, I was able to have accurate knowledge of menstruation and secondly the exact definition of premenstrual depression and PMD. Finally, I learned that there is a preconceived idea about oral birth control pills. I had suddenly found that oral birth control pills were not good for women, and I also found that they have many different kinds of birth control drugs and a lot of soft pills. I want to introduce this book to a lot of people. I'd
