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Bare - Irish Women's Sexual Fantasies

Julianne Daly

Publisher: Liberties Press

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Summary

Asked what they fantasize about, more than one hundred women in Ireland were willing to share. The results are in this book. It seems that there is a real hunger to know what other women are thinking about sex - perhaps just out of curiosity, perhaps because we want to know whether what we are thinking is normal. (Don’t worry, it is.) Well, Irish women are thinking about men and women and couples. They are thinking about their partners, their partners’ best friends, their bosses, their neighbours and their priests. They are thinking about that gorgeous blue-eyed guy from the pub - and his brother too. They are thinking about dominating their lovers and being dominated by them. They are thinking about intimate moments with long-term partners and brief encounters with faceless strangers. They are thinking about airport car parks, hotels, libraries and swimming pools. Hopefully, bringing together the sexual fantasies of these women will start a conversation about sex, how women in this country think about it, and how they want it. Hopefully, reading this book will make your pulse race.

Available since: 10/04/2016.

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