In an era when women are more expressive about their lives than ever before, there remains one last taboo. We need to talk about pornography. This book, highlighted by THE SUNDAY TIMES, bravely addresses the fact that pornography is an unavoidable part of our environment and should be discussed openly. It celebrates female sexuality but also uncovers the truth about how women are perceived and used in society by men. Within its pages, 100 women are interviewed, revealing their first encounters with pornography, how they consume it, its impact on their sexual lives, as well as their preferences. This book opens an intimate dialogue about modern women and pornography, offering an iconic glimpse into their sexual lives today.