Russia Today: Overcome by porn: 50 Shades of Grey takes America by storm
Los Angeles Times: Bestselling 'mommy porn': '50 Shades of Grey'
Jezebel: Is the Bestselling ‘Mommy Porn’ Book Worth the Hype?
New York Post: A new book about sex games and a bondage-loving billionaire has NYC moms reading like never before
Slate: Why do women love the new smutty novel Fifty Shades of Grey?
New York Times: Discreetly Digital, Erotic Novel Sets American Women Abuzz
In case you had any doubts, chicks just want to be dominated. High class, low class, good girl, bad girl... It doesn't matter. All those bored housewives feeling unhappy and unfulfilled - that is what they're missing, and that is what they crave. It's not just 'confidence' they're after.
Notably, feminists bridled (![[Image: wink.gif]](https://rooshvforum.network/images/smilies/wink.gif)
) at the book's content.
I love this piece from Time: Why Is It News That Women Like Sex? I love how this woman basically says, "WHAT? You didn't know women like to be beaten, slapped and whipped? It's common knowledge that women like to be dominated. Everyone knows that!" Yeah, right.
This guy knows what's up: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/paul-laros...39121.html
Los Angeles Times: Bestselling 'mommy porn': '50 Shades of Grey'
Jezebel: Is the Bestselling ‘Mommy Porn’ Book Worth the Hype?
New York Post: A new book about sex games and a bondage-loving billionaire has NYC moms reading like never before
Slate: Why do women love the new smutty novel Fifty Shades of Grey?
New York Times: Discreetly Digital, Erotic Novel Sets American Women Abuzz
In case you had any doubts, chicks just want to be dominated. High class, low class, good girl, bad girl... It doesn't matter. All those bored housewives feeling unhappy and unfulfilled - that is what they're missing, and that is what they crave. It's not just 'confidence' they're after.
Notably, feminists bridled (
) at the book's content.Quote:New York Times Wrote:
One Long Island woman, who insisted on anonymity so that she would not embarrass her employer, said the book had gained an obsessive following among her friends, the first erotic novel they have ever discussed....
The trilogy has its detractors. Commentators have shredded the books for their explicit violence and antiquated treatment of women, made especially clear in the character of Anastasia, an awkward naif who consents to being stalked, slapped and whipped with a leather riding crop.
“What I found fascinating is that there are all these supermotivated, smart, educated women saying this was like the greatest thing they’ve ever read,” said Meg Lazarus, a 38-year-old former lawyer in Scarsdale, whose friends and acquaintances have been buzzing about the book. “I don’t get it. There’s a lot of violence, and this guy is abhorrent sometimes.”
On Friday afternoon, it was out of stock in Barnes & Noble stores in Salt Lake City, Minneapolis, Seattle, Boston and Kansas City, Mo.,
I love this piece from Time: Why Is It News That Women Like Sex? I love how this woman basically says, "WHAT? You didn't know women like to be beaten, slapped and whipped? It's common knowledge that women like to be dominated. Everyone knows that!" Yeah, right.
Quote:Quote:
“Every time I pick up this book, within five minutes of reading it, I’m already tingling below the belt,” she says.
This guy knows what's up: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/paul-laros...39121.html