'50 Shades of Grey' not a magic cure for lackluster married sex

Many women have announce 50 Shades of Grey and have hoped to spice up their own vanilla sex lives at home. However, an August 31 report from The Stir, said that at slightest one woman is actually suing her husband over a 50 Shades style relationship.

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At the young grow old of 24, a Padua, Italy woman signed a sex slave contract with her boyfriend. Behind a couple of years, the two got married. Now, at 31, this woman is suing her husband for a divorce and for abuse. Of course, an Italian judge is having to decide if the husband truly abused the wife because she signed a contract that said the following:

The slave agrees to obey and to offer herself for the satisfaction of the desires of her master. The slave agrees to place her body at her masters disposition, to be used at his pleasure. Coprophilia, bestiality, asphyxiarestriction of breathing, branding by fire, a few activities involving weapons, and a few acts in general which could permanently assess her physically [are not allowed].

50 Shades of Grey not a magic cure for lackluster married sex

That is fairly open-ended. Would you ever be willing to warning a contract like this one, or like the one that Anastasia Steele nearly signed with Christian Grey in 50 Shades of Grey?

Even though many people have no intention of actually participating in a BDSM relationship like the one described in the book, certain of the ideas have helped couples spice belongings up in the bedroom, which has been a well-behaved thing. Even men have begun taking an interest in their wives lingerie much like Christian Grey did in the sexy books.

Even so, its not a magic therapy for your sex life. In fact, it could set certain people up for disappointment when it doesnt end up translating to real life in a manner that is as erotic as the book.

Have you announce 50 Shades of Grey? If so, do you imagine it had either a positive or negative impact on your sex life?