Try this for the
alternative view.
Have just finished writing my trilogy of the bloke version of Fifty
Shades of Grey.
In the first book: Fifty Sheds of Grey, Christian Grey finds that
sourcing high quality bondage furniture is very hard, so decides to make his
own.
Of course this means you have to have a shed and that means visiting
B&Q, Homebase and Wickes (it's got our name on it).
In the second book: Would you like more rope with your light bondage?
Christian discovers that these aforementioned hardware stores stock sixteen
different grades of rope, a variety of gauge of chain and all sorts of other
stuff for the everyday fetishist.
The series ends with: Actually it's all
black and white, in which Christian discovers the shades of grey is a female
invention designed to put blokes off balance and that is really is as simple as
black and white.
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