Books that turn you on

The other day I was clearing out some old draws ( I was helping do a house clearance) when i found a GAY story book. I thought i was stright, but I started to read and found i was getting turned on in a short while I has a real big hard on!!!

(O well you never know about your self)

Mike

Mike: good for you. Don't let labels restrict you in your likes. You never know what you might have been missing out on all this time, even if it is only in the fantasy world of your mind.

A book that I'd like to read is "The Surrender" by Toni Bentley. Not LGBT but the unique and true story may appeal to many.

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A book that I'd like to read is "The Surrender" by Toni Bentley. Not LGBT but the unique and true story may appeal to many.

Thanks for the recommendation ... just put it on my amazon.fr list for ordering ...

You might like a site called "Literotica". No books but a lot of erotic stories in different catagories.

I started reading lesbian mysteries a couple of years ago and found them very entertaining. The stories were more cerebral and less violent. Plus I liked the romantic interactions.

The sleeping Beauty trilogy by anne rice is fantastic and features a huge variety of Kinks and pairings of all sorts. Lots of delicious spanking and Pony play.

Agree with @wetter

Literotica.com has stories for every interest. Mostly amateur but some are incredibly erotic.

As a writer, anyone posting here who fills in the details so that we, the readers, are there with, for me, him, works for me. Start back from the situation, check in, sit in the waiting room, get called back and let me walk beside you, hear, see what you hear, see.

I never actually read any book. But reading this discussion I think I may try one day.

Just finished "Well of Lonliness" by R Hall. Local library displayed books from women writers. Interesting. That led me to research Carl H. Ulrichs. Though this is a classic, I was surprised with the contemporary concepts and commentary - gave me much to consider. Worth the time.

V

Just finished "Well of Lonliness" by R Hall.

That book was once considered to be incredibly daring and provocative in the day.

OMG, There is no question.

The Story of O

The cab ride, the bondage and debauchery---YIKES!

I concur with Sue ...The Story of O is the classic ...

The Sleeping Beauty Series by Ann Rice is excellent too!

OMG, There is no question.

The Story of O

C'mon ... it is so classic that it should be assigned for high school reading classes ... ha ha ha.

The Persian Boy by Mary Renault. OMG. This book rocked my world. The book is a fictional account of Alexander the Great and his lover. As I remember it, the book is told from the lover's perspective and centers on his loyalty and love of his beloved master.

As a kid my dad had a subscription to Penthouse and he usually kept them in the downstairs bathroom under the sink for his (and mine) viewing pleasure.

One day they were gone. I was bummed because that was my ray of hope in an overall boring sexless adolescence. Either he stopped subscribing or maybe my stepmom had something to do with it since they were right there under the sink for anyone to see.

But I digress...I went out into the garage in search of some of the back issues I knew were in boxes—they were gone too! But as I looked through some boxes of books—my stepmom read a LOT—I came across an amazing book: Men In Love, by Nancy Friday. Wow.

It was stories from men she’d interviewed about their sex lives from adolescence to adulthood, their marriages (good and bad), their fantasies, their regrets, etc.

Some of them dealt with some pretty freaky stuff. From oedipal urges and actions to gender uncertainty to beastiality...it covered a lot. As a kid just finding out about his body and urges it was an eye opener to say the least. Just thinking about it made me look for the book online and finding a preview allowed me to reminisce a bit.