At a time when women are more vocal than ever about our lives theres one last taboo.We need to talk about porn.Briskly confronting...porn is an inescapable part of the environment we all share and should be talked about honestly... this book is an important start.THE SUNDAY TIMESCelebrates womens sexuality but also unflinchingly reveals the truth of how women are perceived and used in society by men.A STYLIST best nonfiction pick for 2024When we think about porn today we still mostly think about men. Men as the producers and the consumers. Women as the product. Most women arent talking to each other about what they do and dont do with porn not really. And when we do talk about it we are divided into unhelpful binaries for or against Liberation or coercion Too sexual or not sexual enough But in a world where porn sites get more traffic than Netflix Amazon plus combined and one of the leading sites claims a third of its users are women isnt it time to change thatIn this book interviews with 100 women result in an extraordinary and powerful conversation on pornography. How they first encountered it. How they consume it. How it has affected their sex lives. What they like and what they dont. And what it means for their relationships.Eyeopening provocative and deeply moving this book navigates the polarised public debates to open an intimate window into porn and the sexual lives of women today.