My Secret Garden

My secret garden: female sexual fantasy was a book published in 1973, written by Nancy Friday. And it collects female fantasies through letters, records and personal interviews. [1] After adding female sexual fantasies to the posted novel, the editor opposed and put the novel on hold. Later on, after another woman wrote about sexual behavior and began discussing publicly, Friday was to write a book on female sexual fantasies, first gather fantasies from her friends, then a newspaper And began thinking about making more publicity in magazines. [2] She summarized these stories into "rooms", each labeled with a female name. However, the last chapter "strange memo" is a "transient idea" of many anonymous women. This book reveals the fantasies of women, but like men, fantasy content may be like men even though it is illegal. The first published edition of this book, women's sexual fantasies [3] denies the sexual attitude of many previously accepted women.

In 2009, this book was adapted to full-length stage theater "Multiple O: Women Summit". The playwright John Sabourle chose the above woman (another book by Nancy Friday) as the theme of the play, primarily for its more provocative connotation.

My idea was open to the depth of female repression when Nancy, a book about women's sexual fantasy written in the 1970s, read my secret garden on Friday. On Friday, I pointed out that many women have internalized sexual illegal acts, and even in their fantasies they will not allow them to act according to their own desires. Instead, fantasy usually take the form of a man, admitting to her what she wants, doing all the sexual things she wants like magically. In addition, this is a very misunderstood source of 'rape' fantasy. She does not want to be forced to engage in sexual acts that women do not like, and does not want to be held responsible for her desire when she is "forced" secretly wanted sexual behavior It is a woman

My secret garden is a secret at all. All Friday respondents talked about sex until urination from sex workers and anonymous talks. One interviewer explained that when she had sex with her husband it was her illusion to imagine "the bed was almost torn apart and we were happy being wet and sticky on the floor." But the reality is "I can see at a glance what he did, at a glance I told Sharon on Friday in 1996." I will not go to awareness group to talk about my intimate life with my husband. I will fly to the moon. In the same year, when I talked about sexual harassment at a politically incorrect office at Bill Mack's comedy center, she insisted that men were as much harassed as women.

In 1973, my secret garden appeared in the best selling list of the world. That work is shocking and partly sexy, and women have a masculine erotic imagination and proved to be masturbating like men. It tells the innocent dawn of what is later called Gender Positive Feminist Movement. My secret flower garden appeared at the beginning of a sexually explicit content wave written by a woman. Also in 1973, Betty Dodson wrote Sex for One, the best-selling book on masturbation around the world. My secret garden is not as rigorous and respected as Shulamith Firestone, but as Susie Bright, author of the original "Sexpert" in the 1980's and 1990's, woke up - the American Puritans In order to protect young girls and young women "