Kim Cattrall writes sex book for teen girls

[muchlove]

Actress turned writer Kim Cattrall is expected to use her 'real-life' experiences to offer advice and guidance to teenage girls in her next book, as she wants them to be cautious and not get be-fooled at the hands of men.

Piccadilly Press, who are publishing Everything I Ever Learned About Being A Girl claim Cattrall will use her own experiences growing up in Canada and England to offer lessons to young girls.

"It will be like the advice of an older sister. The idea is that Kim will advise teenagers to be cautious, so that they learn from her mistakes," Contactmusic quoted the publisher, as saying.

Despite the sexual tone of her previous tomes Satisfaction: The Art Of The Female Orgasm released in 2003 and Sexual Intelligence in 2005, Piccadily insist that the latest book will not encourage promiscuity, which Cattrall's on-screen persona of Samatha Jones in Sex And The City, a TV drama, is famous for. [HST]

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[ourmaninBusan]

Despite the sexual tone of her previous tomes Satisfaction: The Art Of
The Female Orgasm released in 2003 and Sexual Intelligence in 2005,
[the people at] Piccadily insist that the latest book will not encourage
promiscuity, which Cattrall's on-screen persona of Samatha Jones in
Sex And The City, a TV drama, is famous for.

1. Just because you played a nymphomaniac on TV doesn't mean
you played a gifted nymphomaniac; Samantha might've just been
easy to plug, and not that extraordinary.

2. Still worried about turning teenaged girls into sluts? Most of the
girls in Westmount crossed that divide (he he) before they were
sixteen, and that was back in the early 80s.

Teenaged girls are slutty enough already, thanks.

3. Those girls will probably think of Kim in most unfavorable terms
as a result of the age gap between them, so I hope she got a good
advance, because this book will sink like the Andrea Doria.

[darksithbunny]

I would consider it child abuse to buy such a book for a teenage girl.

[NawdleZouss]

If you're the parent, yes. I don't see anything wrong with it; hell, I'd buy it, out of curiosity alone.