Women on Top - Nancy Friday

Women on Top - Nancy Friday: I'm on top, every Friday. (1211 words)
by peel.rebekah - written on 10.04.01 (Very useful, 332 readings)
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Ooh er. Eek! Can I really write an opinion about this book? Let's state the obvious to begin with: If men have the need for a little 'light relief', then the top shelves of most newsagents will cater to their desires (I'm not stating that ALL men need this sort of entertainment, but if they want it, they've got it). For the younger male of the species, the soft porn titillation of Loaded etc. may suffice; for those who need their daily breast, the tabloids always oblige; and for the more hardened of connoisseurs, a myriad of magazine titles sold in brown paper bags or hidden surreptitiously within the pages of The Financial Times. Having sampled a few ...

don't read it if you are easily offended (940 words)
by pontecaille - written on 20.11.01 (Very useful, 237 readings)
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The book was written by Nancy Friday. It is a book about sexual enchantment, a true telling and educational because the author tells a bit about the history of sex and also gives tips on sexuality. She explains terms that every one might not be very familiar with. And you really have the feeling to learn something useful and it can improve your sex life tremendously. She talks about the “Soixante-huitarde Ideology”, the seventies ideology, period where the absolute sexual permissivity totally came out, the society is ready to disclose what used to be ignored before, meaning incest, paedophile, and other outrageous sexual acts. It ...

Women on Top - Nancy Friday: Thank ... ahem...GOODNESS it's Friday!!! (774 words)
by katestuartuk - written on 04.03.07 (Very useful, 316 readings)
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Women On Top By Nancy Friday When you think about how far the female struggle has come since the days when women were simply walking wombs, homemakers and second class citizens, it’s hard to imagine not having the freedom of speech and sexual liberation that we women enjoy today. Walking into Ann Summers and buying a vibrator is no longer seen by the majority as dirty, or indecent, or wrong. Most women I know own one, and there is no shame in using it. We are proud of our collective orgasms, of our awareness of our bodies, of our freedom to experience them without guilt or fear of reprisal. Our fantasies are an accepted part of our sexual experience now ...