Otherwise, "Platinum Millennium" discusses supplements that may be effective for increasing your libido and blood flow to your genitals. Most "lifestyle couples" are in committed relationships but just feel that monogamy is unrealistic and that open and honest relationships are the best. DSP
Otherwise, "Platinum Millennium" discusses supplements that may be effective for increasing your libido and blood flow to your genitals. Most "lifestyle couples" are in committed relationships but just feel that monogamy is unrealistic and that open and honest relationships are the best. DSP involves a lot of maths. Excellent book with more realistic appraisal of the failure of early technology and human failure.. Among the pluses I found with this book were: Written by an M.D.who has the training & experience to author such a book Published in Dec of 2010 so quite current Small enough of take along whether traveling on a trip or slipping in a diaper bag when overnighting with family or friends, or just out shopping Also with its size, it would be easier to initially scan the book so in an emergency situation it would be easier to locate needed information ASAP in the bookI might add, both copies were very well received by my grandchildren who have babies . Nor does he delve into the many nondairy milk (and yogurt!) products available, or the possible health benefits of choosing these over their non-vegan counterparts.Overall, DR. She creates a great peek into the world of daytime TV, giving tidbits into theThe "lifestyle" is three million strong in North America, according to Canadian journalist Gould, with crowded conventions, an anti-defamation league and thousands of Web sites. Though we get an occasional peek behind the curtain, Gould generally avoids graphic descriptions, giving us a tour of the fantasy rooms of a hard-core swinging playground only when they're empty. But after spending a few years exploring America's swinging playgrounds and interviewing scores of "play couples," he now vigorously defends the lifestyle against the charges of feminists who say it's demeaning, religious leaders who say it's immoral and a press that looks down its elitist nose at the suburban phenomenon (although the author claims he has never joined in himself). Drawing examples from anthropology, biology and history, Gould repeatedly claims that lifestylers--from "soft swingers" to "fast lane couples"--are more moral than others becauActing within strict rules of etiquette, everyday people -- social workers, physicians, school teachers -- participate in everything from sexual costume parties to multipartner sex as a form of social recreation within marriage.Is swinging merely an invention of sexually permissive modern times? As Gould discovered, the phenomenon has roots that go back thousands of years. CAN OPEN EROTICISM between more than two consenting adults be considered natural sexual behaviour? Is it possible to experience sex with other partners while happily ensconced in an emotionally monogamous marriage? Didn't this type of sexual "swinging" disappear with the 1960s and '70s? What are millions of middle-class couples getting up to on the weekend? These are the questions that arose as award-winning investigative journalist Terry Gould embarked upon a journey through a thriving subculture known as "the lifestyle."Ignored, dismissed or denigrated by the mainstream media, ordinary, married couples in the lifestyle are now getting together to openly express their erotic fantasies. Lifestyle couples have resolved these conflicting urges.For the rest of us, including our law enforcement age
- Title : The Lifestyle: A Look at the Erotic Rites of Swingers
- Author : Terry Gould
- Rating : 4.79 (445 Vote)
- Publish : 2014-8-8
- Format : Paperback
- Pages : 400 Pages
- Asin : 067931007X
- Language : English
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