I'm a reader, so I tend to read about anything and everything.
However, I'm curious about how many of you like to read about this whole swinging lark.
Is it something you just do for kicks? Or are you interested in the history, theory, etc. of swinging? |
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I love to read too. I hadn't considered reading books about swinging and the lifestyle. To be honest I would rather read a novel that had swinging entwined in the plot than just reading about someone's swinging experiences.
If it hadn't already been taken they could have called the book.... "The Good The Bad And The UGLY"!
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"I love to read too. I hadn't considered reading books about swinging and the lifestyle. To be honest I would rather read a novel that had swinging entwined in the plot than just reading about someone's swinging experiences.
If it hadn't already been taken they could have called the book.... "The Good The Bad And The UGLY"!
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Not about swinging as such more non monogamy but a good read: Sex at dawn |
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"I tend to read philosophical or real story books but I do listen audiobooks and watch documentaries about swinging or non-monogamous lifestyles. My favourite so far is “the ethical slut”   "
I will download it |
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"I tend to read philosophical or real story books but I do listen audiobooks and watch documentaries about swinging or non-monogamous lifestyles. My favourite so far is “the ethical slut” "
The Ethical Slut is a wonderful book! Even beyond the topic of non-monogamy, it's a great argument for sex-positivity and anti-slut-shaming. |
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