6 HEADWAY Put your lips on hold and check out what some of our more inventive readers are
doing in the oral sex department. It'll blow more than your mind
16 BOTTOMLINE
The back-door approach is yet another option in the lottery of lust. Total up
the multi-faceted methods of rear-entry loving and you've got a winning number
26 SIB LIB
If our mailbag can be considered a reliable indicator, practitioners of intrafamily
sex are going at it with seemingly "liberated" passion
36 GROUP THERAPY
Obviously helping to keep its collective sexual head on straight, the multi-partner
set continues in its nonstop, plural party of pleasure
44 GENERATION GAPS
She's 40 and he's 20; he's 50 and she's 18. The age differences are often great,
the sexual liaisons usually forbidden. But these intimate connections persist
52 LOVING LICKS
With a love tap here, a light slap there and just a touch of restraint, the pleasure-pain
people touch and learn their sexual lessons well
62 DOUBLE DIPPING
Sex for the ambidextrous crowd comes in two flavors: same and opposite. The choice
they make at any given time is strictly a matter of taste
72 HOT RUB
Aboard a jam-packed bus, crowded subway car or in an overstuffed elevator, the
dedicated frotteur rubs, pats and dry-humps his way to sexual ecstasy
80 EYE-BALLIN'
The watchers and watchees will go to great lengths in their passion-pursuit. As
far as these sneak-peekers and show-boaters are concerned, the eyes have it
88 SURPRISE PACKAGE
An erotic gift for the hard-to-please male or female reader who prefers something
completely different. Let your eyes unwrap this variety pack of titillating goodies
EDITORIAL NOTE
Dear Reader:
The beat goes on! Your letters continue to pour in, and many of you are also continuing
to enclose snapshots of yourselves. The result is another exciting issue of Uncensored
Letters which you now hold in your hands. This is good for you, and it's good
for us. But we'd like to set forth a few pointers on submitting material for publication
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—The Editors
