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Family Care Warns Women of Risky Novel Inspired SexBritain’s Family planning department slams erotic novels. Find out what they had to say. According to Britain’s Journal of Family planning and reproductive health care, relying on Erotic Books for sexual advice could be an unrealistic and unhealthy decision. The journal is published regularly to advice women in matters of safe sex and of course family planning.
Susan Quilliam, the broadcaster of this month’s Journal insists that modern day women are heavily inspired by the sex lives of their fictional characters and the unrealistic love and sex the characters portray. This announcement is yet another bashing of Romance Books that are already under fire from various groups and professionals who accuse the novels of being too unproductive and damaging to the idea of real love in women’s minds.
She admits that a large number of cases that her clinic encounters are directly or indirectly related to unrealistic influences from romance novels and that these cases are growing. According to her sources many of these female patients have idolized themselves as perhaps the heroine of a recent novel and expect their partners to play a similar role as portrayed in the novel. This leads to unrealistic expectations for both themselves and their partners, which ultimately leads to disappointment.
A few cases also involved unprotected sex and boycotting the use of contraceptive measures. This leads to unwanted pregnancy and thus the increased cases of abortion and the costs involved for the same. The journal asked female romance fans to read the books only for entertainment and not for love or sex advice. Fictional romance books cannot be entirely blamed for their unrealistic situations, relationships, desirable characters and of course the intriguing story lines and the effect that these have on women. These books are written for entertainment and pleasure, not as a source for sexual advice or an alternative to consulting a relationship expert. After all, no one would read a Star Trek book in the hopes that it would give them realistic information on science and space travel.
The journal also admits that not all
novels are misleading or wrong, in fact some erotic books offer great new ways
to enjoy sex whether in a casual or a long lasting relationship. However these
qualities may not always be found in every fictional book. The fan reaction to
the journal wasn’t too positive either Related Article: How to judge a romance book before buying Article Tags: Erotic Books Source: Free Articles from ArticlesFactory.com
ABOUT THE AUTHORCarmella Borcher is the author of this article and is an avid fan of romance novels - particularly erotic books and erotic ebooks. 
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