Law School

Sex and Relationship Advice from Benjamin Law and His Mum Jenny Phang

By: Benjamin Law, Jenny Phang

Narrated by: Benjamin Law, Jenny Phang

Do you accidentally get turned on while watching a nature documentary? Are you dating someone whose tattoos are the worst, but you're having the best sex of your life? Are you feeling emasculated because your girlfriend has had more one-night stands than you? Never fear: the world's first mother-son sex and relationships advice duo is here to save you from yourself.

The longest-running regular column in The Lifted Brow , the Law School column has been offering stern warnings, enthusiastic encouragement, and sage (and not-so-sage) wisdom to desperate lovers and sexual adventurists alike since 2011.

This collection brings the best of Law School into an excruciatingly funny and semiexplicit book of advice you never knew you needed. Hilarious, rude, and surprisingly heartwarming, Law School covers the practical and ethical dilemmas of sex and relationships from two very different perspectives. Ben and Jenny challenge the way we think and talk about the intimate in funny and earnest banter. Their advice will either save your love life or ruin it forever.

©2017 Benjamin Law and Jenny Phang (P)2017 Audible, Ltd

Mouthy Mr. Manners- Mama Dr. Ruth- no semi here

The summary said this was “sem! explic!t” but there was no semi here; this was hard and hilarious. Jenny is a 60 year old Cantonese Chinese Australian immigrant podcasting with her gay son as they read the best of Law School letters seeking guidance on today’s sexu@l issues. I found mama to be cute, yet open, and loved how she still fretted over folks getting mad at her for her advice. Ben was clever and fantastically frank. My favorite letters were the ones where they had very different opinions on what the writer should do. And the clown letter. Had me in stitches.

It should be obvious from the subject matter, but this is for open minded people with a wicked sense of humor.

open options

not quite what I expected. questions and answers based on opinions. not for everyone.