Synopsis/Details
Lori, Lynne, Ellen, Ann and Kim, in their twenties, are in a bar, drinking and discussing life, in particular, men.
Lori thinks men are desperate for praise. Lynne counters that men are just desperate for sex. Lori determines to take
more control over her sex life with her partner, Lee.
Lee, in his late twenties, is having sex with Lori, but she tells him to stop, as she finds he is too rough, too fast
and vigorous for her to enjoy sex with him. He obeys and stops. She asks him if men really want praise. Lee says that
men expect praise for what they have achieved, but he would praise a woman for how she looks.
Lori wants more gentle sex and tells Lee that she only wants him to romance her from now on. She particularly likes
him to kiss down her neck, and he can do this in a gentle way.
Lori seeks an older man, Greg, in his early forties, to have sex with her. Greg is more gentle and the sex with him
is more the way Lori likes it.
Ellen tells Ann that she is fed up of sex with men, and is really a lesbian. Ellen successfully seduces Ann, and they
have lesbian sex.
Lori only allows Lee to romance her, but she encourages him to have sex with Lynne, who likes more vigorous and rougher
sex. Lee and Lynne have sex, with Lori's blessing.
One day, Lori is romanced by Lee, but immediately afterwards, she has sex with Greg in the bedroom of Lee's apartment,
with Lee watching, trying to learn how to have sex in a more gentle way.
Though this humiliates Lee, he gets his revenge by insisting that Lori watch him and Lynne having sex.
Lori, Lynne, Ellen, Ann and Kim meet up to discuss their sex lives, and they all agree they are satisfied. Kim is
non-sexual and says not having sex at all suits her.
Lori proposes a toast in praise of men. Ellen replaces this with a toast in praise of women.
