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"Earlier, I happened upon this piece, &amp;quot;Why Teens Should Read Raunchy Novels and Straight-Up Smut&amp;quot;, which is all pro-introducing dirty books to Australians for sex education. And now I&amp;#x27;m here to advocate that this doesn&amp;#x27;t just have to apply to teens. Let&amp;#x27;s not sit here and pretend that the grown men (and many of the grown women, and maybe actually us) in our lives don&amp;#x27;t watch porn as part of their daily routines. Although they may be old enough to know the basics of sex and no longer need to be &amp;quot;educated&amp;quot; about STDs or condom use, they might never outgrow the notion that, thanks to unimaginative commercialized porn, two seconds of thrusting will do the trick. Internet porn is kind of like the fast food of eroticism, and have you seen that horrifying thing where that burger is sitting out for like six months and never goes bad?! On the other hand, I&amp;#x27;d put any erotic literature at least the palatable fast-food level (or at least no drive-thru). Frankly, some of it is straight gourmet, like this one. Remember being 13 and folding down the pages of that Judy Bloom book Forever Last Summer My Best Friend Tiger Eyes Lost Her Virginity? Yep. That can still be a thing. So, dude, pick up a dirty book. It can be anything, from a romance novel to risqu&amp;amp;eacute; teen lit to Lady Chatterley&amp;#x27;s Lover (the one I totally snuck off the family bookshelf in the fifth grade). Any dirty book will do. No matter what sort of smut you recreationally indulge in, I promise, there is a slightly more high-minded paperback version of that YouPorn clip you like. You&amp;#x27;ll feel smarter afterwards! What was the first sexy book you read as a teen? What&amp;#x27;s a good one you recommend for adults? We want your recommendations! And, as long as we&amp;#x27;re talkin&amp;#x27; books... Great D-Bags In Classic Literature Polls: Do You Read Romance Novels? Afternoon Funny: A Woman And Her Boyfriend Recreate Romance Novel Covers photo: Thinkstock"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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