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I would never, ever, e'er say that the manner someone dresses, or a situation they purposefully put themselves into makes them "deserve" whatever treatment they get. That's an asshole belief of the highest accordance.
But goddamit, this book fabricated me one of those people.
These women are so far from sympathetic that if I were to encounter one of them in existent life, I would dial each of them in the face. ESPECIALLY Liza.
This book was written many many moons
Ugh, this book could turn me into one of those people.I would never, ever, ever say that the manner someone dresses, or a state of affairs they purposefully put themselves into makes them "deserve" whatever treatment they get. That'south an asshole belief of the highest accordance.
But goddamit, this book made me one of those people.
These women are and so far from sympathetic that if I were to meet ane of them in real life, I would dial each of them in the face. Especially Liza.
This volume was written many many moons after the fact. When they were "older" and "wiser" and realized how awful their lifestyle really was, and how pleased they were to help other women non become prostitutes.
"I looked in the mirror, at my tight hot piddling body. Goddamn, I am so fucking sexy and men just love me."
"I had just been invited to someone'due south house, all expenses paid, and found out information technology was because they wanted to use me for sex. GASP! What kind of girl exercise you think I am?! Only then this guy invited me to his business firm, all expenses paid. Hell aye! What could possibly Get Wrong?!"
You lot FUCKING MORON. You lot MADE ME THINK Yous DESERVED THE Handling Y'all GOT, WHICH MAKES ME AN ASSHOLE, AND PISSES ME OFF EVEN More THAN YOUR Blatant DUMBFUCKERY.
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No this is not a well-written volume.
No this is not a book that should exist read past many.
Even so, if I'1000 still talking about it (as I did after concurring with a friend virtually not loving Shades of Gray ii simply and so maxim "Merely did you e'er read this book, You'll Never Make Beloved in This Town Over again?") And I idea information technology was amazingly shocking and spellbinding then, and still think it now several years later.
I too read this a long time ago (Pre
So funny, a lot of u.s.a. have the same comments in our reviews.No this is not a well-written book.
No this is not a book that should be read by many.
Nonetheless, if I'm nonetheless talking nigh information technology (every bit I did later concurring with a friend about not loving Shades of Grayness ii but and then saying "Simply did you lot e'er read this book, You'll Never Brand Dearest in This Boondocks Again?") And I thought it was amazingly shocking and spellbinding and then, and however recollect it now several years afterwards.
I too read this a long fourth dimension ago (Pre-Goodreads I presume since I didn't review) - and all the same call up then many pulp details from this full trashy gossipy amazing amend-than-US/Enquirer/People tales too. I didn't recall the phone call daughter/drugs "don't practise what I did" aspect of the volume equally much as the celebrity tales - which there are many, and in total technicolor.
I also found my copy at a (library) used book sale for $.25.
Once my book gild heard about it, we all read my re-create (although it wasn't ever the month'southward selection... just a must-read that nosotros all were shocked & amazed by.) If this is your sort of thang, and y'all can find a copy, yous will most likely be unable to put it downwardly - and volition pass it on to all agreeing friends.
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Notwithstanding, the stories were full of bragging and glamour and never reached the correct balance of "it was al
I plant this book at a thrift store and was intrigued and since I only paid 25 cents for it I didn't have a lot of expectations for information technology. That being said, the volume was still kind of a stinker. The stories existence told are sold equally a cautionary tale to immature women in Hollywood who let the men telephone call the shots, and how these 4 women allowed that power to pb them into a life of drugs and prostitution.Still, the stories were total of bragging and glamour and never reached the correct balance of "information technology was all bang-up UNTIL this bad thing happened and boy did I learn my lesson..." Instead, information technology was a checklist of the celebrities that they'd slept with and spilling secrets almost who liked to do what behind closed doors. They glamorized the amounts of money that they made and how they justified it - you've been giving information technology abroad for free for so long, why not get paid for it? - and it seems that if they hadn't bottomed-out and/or concluded upwards in jail they wouldn't have always stopped. At the end of each story, there is a customary laissez passer-the-cadet explanation almost why they used drugs or sex for attention and always with a sentence with "don't exist like me" but they never established themselves equally whatsoever kind of role model. It was odd. Naught that they said/wrote about would brand me change my mind at all if I were considering that lifestyle. In fact, this book is a How To manual on being a phone call girl the right way. Which is sad, because that its intention was to relieve girls from this bicycle and promote the power that a woman has over her own destiny.
Plus, it was a distracting read because information technology didn't appear to be edited at all. The writing was all pretty clunky, which is forgivable since these are call girls not novelists, just the spelling errors and crazy layout hiccups were hard to ignore.
I'm sure some people will exist interested in the 'gossip' aspect (who does what behind closed doors) simply it didn't actually stand out equally smashing gossip. A lot of people like kinky (and non-so-kinky) things, and if yous're incredibly wealthy, y'all might spend some of your fortunes on fulfilling those fantasies. That shouldn't be such a surprise, merely maybe I'm just not as innocent and I should be.
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It is raunchy, and voyeuristic, and non really well written, though it's an easy read. And so it likewise makes me wonder about the fascination on my end with the discipline matter. I call up of it every single time I hear an Eagles song. I call back about information technology every fourth dimension I hear about Olivia Newton-John, George Harrison, Vanna White, Lorenzo Lamas. You just think, yuk yuk yuk. . . every time you ever see a reference to any of the men, or their wives, or their ex-wives, forever after! Oddly, there was non much hoopla about the book at the time, and information technology'south merely fizzled out of the mainstream. I expected Don Henley and Glen Frey to get pariahs or file a agglomeration of lawsuits, merely plainly either nobody believed the book, nobody cared, or nobody read it.
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As I began reading the commencement story in the book, Robin's, I was heartbroken to hear most how her parents had neglected her and facilitated her nearly-rape and being pimped out by an older female "friend".
Just then instead of being a cautionary tale and revealing the mechanisms, the brainwashing and how it chips abroad at a immature girl's/adult female's psyche the book t The introduction was promising as the editor, Joan Parrent intimated her sexist experiences with some of the loftier and mighty of Hollywood.
As I began reading the start story in the book, Robin's, I was heartbroken to hear about how her parents had neglected her and facilitated her almost-rape and being pimped out by an older female "friend".
But then instead of existence a cautionary tale and revealing the mechanisms, the brainwashing and how it fries abroad at a immature girl's/woman's psyche the book turned into one big orgy.
One account after another of whom Robin sexually serviced in what way and how disappointed she was when the men wouldn't love her but only use her... zero cocky-awareness hither. Not fifty-fifty in the epilogue.
The other three stories didn't read much better. At points I was wondering what their issue was, because the way they talked about their "clients" or famous men they slept with didn't sound exactly very calumniating or scarring. Naturally, prostituting yourself will leave its mark, and never a expert 1, what I'grand saying is that the four women and the editor didn't manage to drive that point home, to really illustrate what it does to a person. The emotional component was completely missing.
Tiffany, the last of the 4 women, actually makes a brief mention of this at the very end of her narration. She states that all of her experiences left her completely emotionally numb and that she cannot fifty-fifty feel sorry for having brought other girls into this lifestyle/into prostitution.
See, I UNDERSTAND that! In fact I would expect that even, just that the procedure of losing your innocence, morality, humanity is completely missing in any of these chapters.
Information technology often reads more like sugariness revenge instead of anything else, dropping a few famous actors' names in club to get recognition and attention.

It pretends to be a alarm against the evils of prostitution and guys who do not respect women. Merely it's much more than like a boasting near how hot the women are (constantly they talk about their bodies, and how no one could keep their eyes off them). I don't know that much about celebrities and it was written in 19
SLEAZE: Someone talked almost this book 1 dark at the bar. Intrigued, I texted my librarian gf request her to selection information technology upwards. I hope she was not embarassed getting information technology from her colleagues.It pretends to be a warning against the evils of prostitution and guys who practice non respect women. Simply it's much more like a boasting about how hot the women are (constantly they talk about their bodies, and how no one could proceed their eyes off them). I don't know that much about celebrities and information technology was written in 1995, and then some were (to me) obscure. Over and over they talk about the sense of entitlement rich hollywood dudes take, just expecting women to have sex with them because they are famous OR being able to pay big bucks for whatever kinky, and sometimes tearing, fantasies they have. But there's a ton of mixed letters in there. 1 woman will have sex with a famous guy and and so recall to herself "he just got for free what others would pay $10,000 for! He thinks he can merely have me because he's famous!" And and then she'll sleep with him again. And then complain that she didn't even get a gift.
Parts are sad - some of the women were coerced into prostitution. And there were parts that were abusive.
What I learned: George Harrison likes to play the ukelele while getting a bj.
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It is supposed to be a cautionary tale, and I remember it accomplishes that task quite well. It definitely removes all the gloss and lightheartedness that Pretty Woman tries to sell you.
And Sylvester Stallone, that is messed up man.









Unfortunately John Ritter is no longer with us to issue a right of respond.
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The volume is at first salacious and so profoundly depressing. In that location will be lots of name-dropping of famous people, but the more than the prostitutes talked nigh their times and what they did, the less their stories mattered. It was about throwing away their lives for zip by being at the beck and call of the others who did non value them any mor
A pic that comes extremely close to what the experience feels like in Yous'll Never Brand Love in This Boondocks Again is American Gigolo with Richard Gere.The book is at commencement salacious and so greatly depressing. There will be lots of name-dropping of famous people, but the more than the prostitutes talked nearly their times and what they did, the less their stories mattered. It was well-nigh throwing away their lives for nothing by beingness at the beck and call of the others who did not value them whatever more than they would for yesterday's newspaper. One thing in the volume that struck me extremely odd is how much afinity these prostitutes had for materials by describing the interiors and exteriors of houses, hotels, and establishments they visited. That's when I knew they had a warped sense of reality.
All in all, similar Full Service: My Adventures in Hollywood and the Clandestine Sex Live of the Stars, You lot'll Never Make Love in This Town Again is a tough, disturbing read nearly the sexual practice lives of many celebrities.
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oop thats a five star volume. similar sure i think it might be erotica? but for whomst? all of the women speak of sensually caressing their mutant (pornographically XXX long) legs & huge knockers just and so there's little salacious snippets well-nigh pissing in jack nicholson's mouth. i beloved that this is intro'd past a woman who says she's besides smart and feminist to ever be a sexual practice worker too lol. a wild ride from start to cease!
as well information technology appears to be a good tool for weeding out the wheat from the chaff in that

oop thats a v star book. similar sure i remember it might exist erotica? just for whomst? all of the women speak of sensually caressing their mutant (pornographically XXX long) legs & huge knockers just then there'due south footling salacious snippets well-nigh pissing in jack nicholson's mouth. i love that this is intro'd by a woman who says she's besides smart and feminist to ever be a sex worker likewise lol. a wild ride from start to terminate!
also it appears to exist a good tool for weeding out the wheat from the chaff in that a lot of people do not have the mental fortitude to process the invaluable information this contains.....!! aka a lot of people on goodreads are really stupid. why u gonna read this goofball sex book if u think women are dumb sluts who deserve to get beaten? go fuck yourselves tbh
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Oh what a guilty pleasure THIS was! I do occasionally honey me a smutty book. This is a supposedly true story of a grouping of Hollywood ladies and their trysts with diverse male celebs.
Yes..it is trashy and tawdry merely fun equally annihilation. Some of the stories..they will have you laughing..I mean..really laughing. So fun. Who knows if any of it is truthful? I sure indeed did enjoy reading it though.
I cannot requite this more than than a two because I accept no style of knowing if whatever of it is rea
Want some sleaze people?Oh what a guilty pleasure THIS was! I do occasionally dear me a smutty book. This is a supposedly truthful story of a grouping of Hollywood ladies and their trysts with diverse male celebs.
Yes..information technology is trashy and tawdry but fun as anything. Some of the stories..they will have you laughing..I mean..really laughing. And then fun. Who knows if any of it is true? I sure indeed did enjoy reading information technology though.
I cannot give this more than than a two because I have no way of knowing if any of it is real. It is similar the Enquirer on speed. Just a few juicy morsels:
Matt Dillon is a major actor
Rod Stewart does one of the tackiest things I have ever seen.
Glen Frey from the Eagles (RIP Glen) is every woman's dream lover.
My fav..George Harrison (RIP) Plays the ukulele during sex! I hateful..there is some seriously decadent shit in here but information technology is swell as an escape..especially during Coronas Virus. (I read it years ago however).
This possibly the only time I have ever recommended a book I rated a 2. Seriously though..it sure does have the shock value! No literary masterpiece just very very fun and crazy.
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Primarily I felt this was a book written out of spite and bitterness by a bunch of washed-upwardly whores who can't really make a living by banging celebrities anymore so they've decided to air their sexual deviancies out of desperation.
I likewise get the distinct impression that some of them were in honey with some of these famous men and feel the need to put them on smash since they did not requite the feelings and fulfill their ridic
I believe some of these stories and have serious doubts about others.Primarily I felt this was a book written out of spite and bitterness by a bunch of done-up whores who tin't actually make a living past banging celebrities anymore so they've decided to air their sexual deviancies out of desperation.
I also get the singled-out impression that some of them were in love with some of these famous men and feel the need to put them on smash since they did non give the feelings and fulfill their ridiculous "Pretty Woman" type of fantasies. At least one adult female pretty clearly indicates this is the example for her.
Pathetic fifty-fifty if it is entertaining. Or is it entertaining even if it is pathetic? Y'all make the phone call.
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