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I Hate...Sex

By: J. Grandison
Narrated by: Kristyna Boneva
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Every sexual encounter I have had has been less-than-stellar, never reaching that euphoria a person feels when they orgasm. I usually find myself wondering if I recorded my favorite show or checked my virtual farm while some guy is bouncing me up and down. Is that part of me that brings the fireworks as a person releases pent-up tension missing? Was I born without a G-spot?

©2018 Jamie Grandison (P)2019 Jamie Grandison
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This story was great! I'm working and driving and laughing soooo hard! I don't believe I heard anything else by this author! I will definitely see what else she has out! And I've never heard this narrator before! She was great!!! The different voices and the excitement in her voice was awesome!!

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I thought this was the perfect book for me to read as I am a women who struggles with sex and romance. When I started it I learned that was not the case. The use of the word cooter and ginny bothered me. I don’t mind when slang is used instead of the word vagina but cooter is the worst choice. The biphobia and transphobia in this book hurt me. The main character, her sister, and her friend go to the club. We learn that her gay male roommate sometimes has sex with women. She makes fun of him as he is not a real gay. The word you are looking for is bisexual. Her sister also has sex with men and women but she is mostly mocked for being a slut. When they are in the club her friend states that he can point out the transgenders. The main character then states the men look pretty. I think this scene would make more sense and be funnier if they were referring to drag queens. I thought this book might have been satire. I was wrong. A sexual thing happens in front of the main character's mother which disgusted me. I wouldn’t recommend this book to anyone.

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