OK, you asked for it! I’ll break this up a little so if (for some reason) Abby has to delete parts it might be easier.. Or I suppose you could just chuck the whole thread!
Once upon a time, a young Brownboy found a book hidden in his sister’s room titled, “Forbidden Flowers” by Nancy Friday. For those unfamiliar with Ms. Friday’s work, she is/was a pioneer in the field of fantasy’s role in Sexuality (as well as other things such as Mother-Daughter relations, etc.). This book was the follow-up to her first one, “My Secret Garden,” which I later enjoyed as an adult as well.
Both books are filled with (supposedly) women’s sexual fantasies, along with Friday’s analysis of what the fantasies can tell you about women. The fantasies came from both interviews done by Friday herself and letters solicited by Friday’s previous books. Each entry starts off with a little bio, followed by the fantasy or fantasies. Psychoanalysis aside, the stories are amazingly HOT. I can’t tell you how many times I snuck peeks at these books over the years; first alone, of course, and later with lovers.
The books originally came out in the late ‘60s – early ‘70s, and read that way. Friday continued the series through the years with at least two more – “Men in Love” which covered men’s fantasies (yawn) and “Women on Top” which showed how women’s fantasies had changed since the first books had been published. By the time of “Women on Top,” however, I had begun to suspect that many of these fantasies had actually been written by men – they were a little to “Penthouse” to seem real for me.
In any case, in the original books there are several fantasies relating to women peeing, which of course held a mystical fascination for a growing lad such as myself. The following is my favorite, but I’ve had varying results in trying to "experience" it, as I’ll relate later.
Once upon a time, a young Brownboy found a book hidden in his sister’s room titled, “Forbidden Flowers” by Nancy Friday. For those unfamiliar with Ms. Friday’s work, she is/was a pioneer in the field of fantasy’s role in Sexuality (as well as other things such as Mother-Daughter relations, etc.). This book was the follow-up to her first one, “My Secret Garden,” which I later enjoyed as an adult as well.
Both books are filled with (supposedly) women’s sexual fantasies, along with Friday’s analysis of what the fantasies can tell you about women. The fantasies came from both interviews done by Friday herself and letters solicited by Friday’s previous books. Each entry starts off with a little bio, followed by the fantasy or fantasies. Psychoanalysis aside, the stories are amazingly HOT. I can’t tell you how many times I snuck peeks at these books over the years; first alone, of course, and later with lovers.
The books originally came out in the late ‘60s – early ‘70s, and read that way. Friday continued the series through the years with at least two more – “Men in Love” which covered men’s fantasies (yawn) and “Women on Top” which showed how women’s fantasies had changed since the first books had been published. By the time of “Women on Top,” however, I had begun to suspect that many of these fantasies had actually been written by men – they were a little to “Penthouse” to seem real for me.
In any case, in the original books there are several fantasies relating to women peeing, which of course held a mystical fascination for a growing lad such as myself. The following is my favorite, but I’ve had varying results in trying to "experience" it, as I’ll relate later.
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