I read it because my SO suggested it because I was writing my own set of stories and was stuck on my own plot line and how to continue it. I grew to love the SOG Trilogy and read it more times than I can count but not just for the BDSM which I know only a scratch about but the personna of Anna. She was introduced as a self-conscious insecure woman in the beginning who was actually a strong and secure one even by the end of the first book. As insecure as she was and as pretty as she felt herself not to be she later became to be aware how pretty and sexy she was because of the man who loved her with every fiber of his being.
The Anna first introduced to the series is the one I very much related to and after becoming more knowledgable, aware and confident of herself and capabilities is much the same as I see myself now.
Yes I find the series stimulating sexually and erotically but it's the maturity of both Christian and Anna I relate to and how their differences strengthen one another. The BDSM in the book is a turn-on, the excitement that makes it popular and controversial. I'm sure BDSM Is much different than portrayed in the book, you don't take the local news at face value, why should I take what little is expressed here about BDSM as fact?
The Anna first introduced to the series is the one I very much related to and after becoming more knowledgable, aware and confident of herself and capabilities is much the same as I see myself now.
Yes I find the series stimulating sexually and erotically but it's the maturity of both Christian and Anna I relate to and how their differences strengthen one another. The BDSM in the book is a turn-on, the excitement that makes it popular and controversial. I'm sure BDSM Is much different than portrayed in the book, you don't take the local news at face value, why should I take what little is expressed here about BDSM as fact?
