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Rebubula
Posted September 20, 2009
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I am fan and writer of erotic tales. This book duped me with it's hot cover. (Yeah, I know the old saying, but come-on!) I was expecting 'Venus In Furs' and ended up getting 'Like A Surgeon'. The tales are weak and tepid and this uninspired drivel was a waste of five bucks. Go read Nerve or even Penthouse Letters if you want enticing tales. The only arousal you'll get from 'Whipped' is finally getting a chance to throw it away when your done.
P.S- The free DVD from 1971 didn't help matters either. Don't do it!
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Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.This particular group of stories thoroughly explores the dominant female archetype and the various personalities, adventures, and experiences of each Mistress and their lucky participants.
It is decidedly better to read these if and when most relaxed, so as to enjoy the many rich and diverse worlds of femdom discovery, and also to allow oneself to consider the incidents in each story as part of a strong, collective female identity, one that more women should be proud to associate themselves with either in the workplace, at home, or in the bedroom.
Overall, these stories are an exciting collection of sexual adventure featuring an often overlooked type of heroine: The Mistress
The documentary on DVD, although dated, provides interesting cultural context and a good number of individual experiences that introduce the concept of female dominance and associated practices within a small and very personal number of practitioners on both submissive and dominant ends.
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