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Wow! (I’m embarrassed that my first thought was “what shoes!”)
Ha, ha. Donna, I noticed her shoes, too. Fortunately this seems to have been conceived apart from and before 50 Shades of Grey.
‘Fortunately’ is putting it mildly! I make no bones about my scorn for all things ’50 Shades’.
https://myobt.wordpress.com/2015/02/19/etsomnia-volume-xxx-sexy-time/
It’s so awful that such dreck writing sells (and films which perpetuate male fantasies that actually lead to terrible things like grooming of girls and women.) if the 50 shades grey stars were ugly or just old, you can imagine the reaction. And If someone wants something sexy, Victorian pornography is far better written. (eg. My Secret Life)
I haven’t read that in ages! I’ll have to re-read. When people start talking to me about 50 Shades, I tell them to go read “Story of O” by Pauline Réage. It’s at least well written (though the movie was idiotic).
Yes. I liked “Story of O” when I read it years ago and it was well written. But of course, it was disturbing since she was offering herself to be used by men. Stockholm Syndrome-ish!
Sure, but on her terms I thought.
So it would seem, except that I think she just wants her lover but he loans her out.
See? I do need to re-read it!