Do Your Hidden Desires Influence Your Actions  04 May 2012 | The
Sex Files  I spent last night skimming through the chapters of
‘50 Shades of Grey’ a new fiction trilogy that’s getting lots of
buzz and great reviews. The main character Christian Grey has an
almost unnatural sex appeal that the books heroine, if I should
call her that, can’t explain or resist.  This young woman finds
herself doing things she’s never done before or imagined herself
doing, all the while engulfed and aroused by his magnetism.  In
the author’s white world the female character is “hypnotized” in
the real world she’s ‘dickmatized’.  I was a late bloomer but I
have always known that sexual desire makes men and women do
things they would never imagine themselves being driven to do.
Not in a million years. The problem with sexual desires and
lust, is that it’s often masked or misinterpreted. You know how
people say they’re hungry but they’re probably just thirsty?
Singles who haven’t learned to master their sexual desires find
themsel