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Dwellings of Eldervale

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Tabletop Game

Dwellings of Eldervale is an epic worker placement game set in a once lost magical world. Giant...

Castle Clash: Brave Squads

Games and Entertainment

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●●● Join millions of players in a Clash of might and wits! ●●● Packed with exciting...

Bethr1986 (305 KP) rated Intelligence Check (Dungeons and Dating #3) in Books

Jun 7, 2022

Mason has a big-time crush on Hunter who they work with. However, when they were drunk and made a pass at Hunter, he turned him down flat out, leaving Mason a little heartbroken but he kept the friendship going. Hunter has an attraction toward Mason and wishes he could tell them what truly beautiful and wholesome human being they are and how they make him feel.

Oh my gosh, this story is beautiful! It's the third instalment of the dungeons and dating series and every story is written with so much feeling and passion that you get an understanding of each character.

Both Mason and Hunter have their different heartaches regarding drugs and addiction, you get a feel of the turmoil both characters have going on inside them and in some instances have my heart breaking for them.

It is a beautiful story that focuses on drug misuse, the loss of loved ones through drug use and the love and friendship people can find in the darkest of times

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Legend of Grimrock

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With over 1 million copies of the series sold on PC, the ultimate dungeon crawling RPG is now...

BeaconVenom (10 KP) rated Fifty Shades of Grey in Books

Sep 5, 2017

Fifty Shades of Grey

E.L. James | 2012 | Fiction & Poetry

6.6

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It's difficult to explain this book without being inappropriate towards a younger audience but I'll do my best.

EL James takes a lot of women's fantasies, that they are too afraid to ever ask their partner to try, and normalises them. A lot of people have described this book as "mummy porn" and okay yes maybe to a degree it is. However it is also so much more, it inadvertently investigates how far we are willing to push ourselves and change for someone we believe we are attracted to or even love. I don't know if she meant to but she certainly challenged mindsets with this book and challenges what we consider normal and acceptable behaviour.

It also brought the BDSM culture into the light and helped make it a lot less taboo. Until this book was released BDSM was seen as sex dungeons, dirty old men and scared, low self-esteem girls. This book helped challenge and change this perception and open people's minds to alternative forms of.... enjoyment.

It is certainly worth a read, if nothing else just to give you an alternative perspective of what society should and shouldn't see as acceptable in relationships.