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Insatiable Wives

Women Who Stray and the Men Who Love Them

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Insatiable Wives

By: David J. Ley
Narrated by: Rose Caraway
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Insatiable Wives was the first book to explore the unique and secretive world of wife-sharing. In this groundbreaking work, Dr. Ley explores why and how some men not only allow but encourage their wives to pursue sexual relationships with other men. Long before the term cuckold was a common word thrown around in the media, Ley explored the history and science of cuckolding. Filled with fascinating interviews of real-life couples, historical narratives, and biological and psychological research, Insatiable Wives remains the foundational scholarly work explaining the motivations and experiences of wives who sleep with other men.

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©2009, 2012 Rowman and Littlefield (P)2021 David Ley Human Sexuality Marriage & Long-Term Partnerships Psychology Psychology & Mental Health Relationships Marriage
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Great to redress an area that is not understood. Showing love and commitment, as well as the complications that are normal in every type of relationship.

informative and Sexy

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The book has very poor structure and it is hard to identify what argument is being made and what are the basis for the argument. It almost seems like an author had an opinion already (despite them stating otherwise) and then found any anecdotal evidence they could to support it. Unnecessarily long and repetitive, and, to my taste, not very well narrated.

Rather disappointing, unstructured and very anecdotal

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