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50 Shades of Gray

Book • 2016
E.

L. James's "Fifty Shades of Grey" is an erotic romance novel that sparked significant controversy and commercial success.

The story follows the relationship between Anastasia Steele, a college student, and Christian Grey, a wealthy and enigmatic businessman with a dominant personality and BDSM interests.

The novel explores themes of power dynamics, consent, and sexual exploration within a relationship.

Its explicit content and portrayal of BDSM practices generated both criticism and widespread popularity.

The book's success led to a film adaptation and several sequels.

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Mentioned in 5 episodes

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Kashmir Hill
in the context of Irene's husband's reaction to her AI relationship.
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Robert King
as a example of how the same book basically gets published and the same plot which is you have a sexually dominant male.
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Priscillia Routier-Trillard
as an example of unhealthy relationships glamorized in pop culture.
AGRESSÉES, HARCELÉES, MALTRAITÉES, DES FEMMES ONT ÉTÉ SAUVÉES PAR UNE APPLICATION , ELLE RACONTE !
Mentioned by Garrett White in a humorous anecdote about his expectations after his wife read it.
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Patrick Bet David
when discussing the impact of the trial on their careers.
American Actor Matt Walton | PBD Podcast | EP 153
Mentioned by Sierra as a kinky version of friends with benefits relationships.
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Mentioned as the gateway to discovering impact play.
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Mentioned by Funsize while discussing the beginning of her interest in BDSM.
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Mentioned by Andrew as a spark that introduced the dominant submissive dynamic.
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Mentioned as an example of books that women may be reading to explore their sexuality.
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Alison Spittle
in relation to cleaning out her grandparents garage.
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