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Goldie, die Autorin Madeleine Toussaint, hatte die Einsamkeit satt, die aufgekommen war, nachdem sie sich nach 30 Jahren von ihrem Partner getrennt hatte und nun schon über ein Jahr alleine mit ihrem Katerchen lebte. Die 59-jährige lustige, quirlige, aber etwas pingelige Goldie meldete sich daraufhin bei den Datingportalen Parship, ElitePartner und LoveScout an. Leider traf sie dort anfangs nur auf alte und kranke Herren, die bereits in Rente waren. Das änderte sich, als sie auf ihrem Profil auch jüngeren Herren eine Chance gab.

In her candid and provocative memoir, Wide Open, Gracie details the years she has spent exploring the poly lifestyle and creating her "chosen family." A fiercely intelligent feminist, she challenges traditional ideas about monogamy, fidelity, and sexuality. From swinger parties and strip clubs to sex toys and pornography, this is an edgy and thought-provoking read. Yet erotica and tenderness share space here, with Gracie's true love for both Hank and Oz—as well as her two children—coming through very clearly.

Exhibitionism can be a consensual erotic pleasure and a means to overcome shyness and body image issues. Featured here are suggested exercises, as well as discussions of erotic dress, talk, personas and roleplay involving your partner, exhibitionism and the sex industry, and more.

Dr. Carol Queen is, veritably, the eminent scholar on this subject. She infuses the requisite erotic scholarship into this very elusive area of discourse and of great contention: female orgasm, the g-spot, and female ejaculation. Dr. Queen is worth the the listener's intellectual investment. She is a global scholar of psycho-dynamics and intuits the myriad complexities of human sexuality with grace, elegance, and dazzling compassion.

G-Spot Chronicles brings into convergence celebrated scholars and experts in female sexuality to examine issues surrounding explosive female orgasms evoked by the elusive G-Spot - exploring the implications for female sexuality. This documentary project challenges recent claims by the British research scientists of King’s College, London. The Consortium of Ejaculating Women featured in this program controverts the British scientists’ conclusion (in 2009) that “the G-Spot [is a] myth.”