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Considering Swinging

Considering Swinging

by Allen, Dana
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Finally, the long-awaited answer to the often-asked question, "How do I (or we) introduce someone to the swinging lifestyle?"This classy yet inexpensive booklet, by the authors of "Together Sex," is the perfect way to learn about the joys of the swinging lifestyle and to encourage hesitant folks to give swinging a try.Readers will learn the "Top Ten Reasons to Consider Swinging," have their questions answered, and be reassured about such concerns as morality, disease, and the impact on their relationships. Plus, a series of "Swing Scenes" attractively depict the variety of pleasurable experiences one can expect to encounter in swinging. "Considering Swinging" is written in a fun, laid-back style - sexy, but not blatant or pushy - designed to entice without offending.Keep a few copies of "Considering Swinging" with you wherever you go - you just never know when you'll meet the friends of a lifetime.

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Pub dateFeb 22, 2010
ISBN-100971044813
ISBN-139780971044814
LanguageEnglish
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