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My Secret Garden

Women's Sexual Fantasies
Book • 1973
Published in 1973, 'My Secret Garden' is a pioneering book that compiles frank admissions from women about their intimate sexual fantasies.

The book challenges traditional beliefs about women's sexuality and aims to reassure women that having sexual fantasies is normal and a healthy part of any sexual relationship.

It explores various themes in women's fantasies, including anonymity, exhibitionism, and scenarios that might be considered taboo or socially unacceptable.

The book was highly controversial upon its release but has since become a classic of feminist literature, helping many women feel less ashamed of their own sexual thoughts and fantasies.

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Mentioned in 6 episodes

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Ali Abdaal
as a book that explored women's sexual fantasies.
195 snips
How To Embrace Your Weirdness - Chris Williamson
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Esther Perel
as a book that opened up the subject of erotic fantasies for her generation.
110 snips
Say More - Esther Perel on Fantasy with Gillian Anderson
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Gillian Anderson
as a source of inspiration for her book.
Gillian Anderson: How to Get What You Want (in Bed and in Life)
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Violet Lange
when discussing women's sexual fantasies and the vastness of the feminine experience.
348: ‘I wish we had sex more.’ (ft. Violet Lange)
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Chief
when comparing the current study's results to previous research on sexual fantasies.
E29: How Unusual Are Your Sexual Fantasies?
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Erica Smith
as a book containing anonymous women’s sexual fantasies from 1973.
Episode S9E05: Ask a Sex Therapist: How Do I Have My First Orgasm? With Erica Smith
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Gillian Anderson
as a book containing raw, moving, sexy, dark, beautiful, and powerful letters.
Gillian Anderson: Why Talking About Sex Changed My Life & The Real Power Of Fantasy!
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Jannat Jalil
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Gillian Anderson
's new book, drawing a parallel to Friday's earlier work on women's sexual fantasies.
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Genoemd als een klassieker waarmee het boek "Want" vergeleken wordt, een verzameling anonieme fantasieën van vrouwen.
E116: Schaamteloze seks, scheiden zonder schuldgevoel en een zwoele zomer

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