Thanks for the tag, @MegaWhoppingCosmicBookwyrm
1. All of the islands! I follow an obscene amount of travel accounts on Instagram and want to go everywhere: Santorini, Capri, Maldives, Mallorca, Ireland, Samoa, etc...
2. CRZ's Cemetery of Forgotten Books series would be sure to please upon reread; some sexy romances ; beach reads; and do I say the Kama Sutra to be a little cheeky!? 🤣
@TheSpineView #two4tuesday If you haven't played, tag!
Deaccessioning. “Special collector‘s edition includes explicit photographs” of fairly modern-looking women and 1970s men with big 1970s mustaches. Was kitsch when I bought it, I promise. #cataloging
Guess what my next Folio purchase will be🤭 Can‘t wait to see what the illustrations look like! #foliofreak #orjustafreak #letyourfreakflagfly
Fascinated by the person not only reading The Kama Sutra at the DMV, but also taking notes...
pickThe Kama Sutra summed up: it's basically just a guide to forming and maintaining romantic relationships. Only one part of it is about the sexual aspect of relationships, s2g.
Reading a 2000 year old relationship advice book as an asexual genderqueer person is definitely a weird experience. But 1) for what it is, and 2) its long-lasting legacy, I would give it a pick. Not many books written two millennia before our time are still relevant today.
My friend send me this wiki list about the timeline of South Asian and diasporic LGBT history, and the first point mentioned how gay sexual relations were discussed in the Kama Sutra. Wuttttttt??????
In an attempt to find the section to see how legit the claim was (it IS Wikipedia after all), I ended up reading the entire thing. The Kama Sutra. So. That's what happened with me today. Still a little embarrassed to add it on goodreads. 🙈
Kama Sutra of Vatsyayana: The Classic Burton Translation | 
