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Do people really look at books and try to do different sexual acts?
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Yes : Some people prefer a variety of experiences in their sex life. They feel it keeps things interesting. Reading books can increase your information about human sexuality, as well as a variety of positions that are known to increase male of female pleasure and variety of experience. There are also many informative articles on the internet on sexuality.
Answered 11/30/2014
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