The Sex Contract: The Manual That Teaches Couples How to Establish Their Own Sex Contract While Empowering Each Other to Fall in Love Again
By P and J Lee
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P and J Lee
I'm 51 years old and currently a registered nurse. I've been married to my amazing husband for almost 34 years. We have two grown sons and a young grandson that mean more to us than anything on this planet. We decided to write this book together to empower couples to be open, honest, and transparent about their sexual needs to prevent a preventable break up or divorce.
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The Sex Contract - P and J Lee
2022 P AND J Lee. All rights reserved.
No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means without the written permission of the author.
Published by AuthorHouse 03/29/2022
ISBN: 978-1-6655-5624-8 (sc)
ISBN: 978-1-6655-5623-1 (e)
Library of Congress Control Number: 2022905952
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Disclaimer
This book contains true experiences and is only intended for readers over the age of eighteen. The stories shared in this book are the real-life accounts of a stripper from her and her husband’s perspectives. We are not trained therapists or professional counselors. This book is about providing couples with the tools to be transparent and honest about their most intimate needs and desires. The Sex Contract is intended to help open-minded couples meet each other needs in a structured and progressive manner. This manual was written for couples who desire the empowerment of having the best relationship possible.
Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1 My Message
Chapter 2 Confessions of a Stripper
Chapter 3 Threesomes
Chapter 4 The Sex Contract
Chapter 5 Pinky
Chapter 6 Getting Back to the Basics
Chapter 7 His Needs
Chapter 8 Your Needs
Chapter 9 Execution and Delivery
Chapter 10 A How-to Guide on Establishing a Sex Contract
Our Sex Contract
Conclusion
Introduction
Namaste everyone. My name is P. Lee. I am a fifty-one-year-old Caucasian female. I’m married to a sexy fifty-three-year-old Islander named Jay. Jay and I decided to coauthor this book to empower other couples to live their best lives, both in and out of the bedroom. In my opinion, over thirty-three years of marriage and my employment as a topless exotic dancer has provided me with the experiences needed to write this book and grant couples with the innate tools to better their relationships. My husband and I were merely optimistic kids in love when we got married in 1988. I was eighteen, and my husband was twenty. We have been together since, not without our ups and downs. During our marriage, I earned my Associate’s and Bachelor of Science degrees in nursing. We have created two sons and one grandson, and they are the center of our world.
I was born in the Midwest to a single mother. I didn’t meet my biological father until I was thirty-nine years old. According to my mother, my biological father was a married man that had sexually assaulted her when she was sixteen years old. While pregnant with me, my mother found out that my biological father’s wife was also pregnant. It was obvious that my bio-dad had a type—both women were redheads. By the time I was six months old, my mom had already been married twice, and neither man was my father. Unfortunately, my stepdad was aware of my bio-dad. Both my father and stepfather lived in the same city and were always hostile toward one another. They had a turbulent history and were longtime competitors for my mother’s love. They would often get into bar fights with one another, make rude comments at the other’s expense, and exchange dirty looks when they were out in public.
My stepfather often took any opportunity to exact his revenge on my biological father by being physically, sexually, and verbally abusive toward me. For example, when I was seven years old, my stepfather would watch me take baths through a small hole in our bathroom wall. That lasted a couple of months until my mother had the wall repaired. Shortly after that, when my mother would go to bingo, he would ask me to take my underwear off, sit on his back, and massage him. That moment skewed how I viewed men. I thought it was so strange that a father would ask his daughter to do these sick acts. I had no idea that he wasn’t my biological father. None! From a young age, I learned that men are very primal. They would do anything to address their sexual needs, even with a child. My stepfather was a sadistic individual, and the thought of what he did still sickens me to this day. However, I personally consider myself lucky—he never physically touched me. Those interactions with my stepfather inevitably left me with a negative opinion of men because I truly believed that all men were the same.
The reason I brought up my childhood drama is to reinforce how important it is to address the sexual needs and desires in your personal relationship to prevent unwanted advances toward your children. I know that’s hard to hear, but it’s an unfortunate reality. When I turned