Review of Forbidden Fruit:

[Priyankan Nayak]

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Forbidden Fruit:" by RT Gold.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Let me be very straightforward from the beginning. This book may not be suitable for everyone, particularly those who enjoy reading novels across multiple genres. This novel’s content is distinct and unusual. Teenagers and those with strong traditional conservative values should avoid this book. This book is for adults with certain interests or fetishes. People who are willing to accept and understand the specific demands of others should read this.

“Forbidden Fruit,” Pain and Pleasure by R. T. Gold, tells us the story of Dave, who, after his yearlong suppression of desires, finally can do what he always wanted. He is a normal guy with a kink. He initially didn’t want anybody to know about it. But this has affected his mental health and relationships in enormous ways. Finally, he has gained enough courage to do something about it without thinking about society. His life altered when he met Mistress V. Read as we explore the journey of Dave’s self-discovery. He is not the only one with such so-called “unconventional” interests.

I’ll give this book a rating of five out of five stars. Foremost, this was entirely foreign to me. Yes, I was aware of BDSM from films such as “Fifty Shades of Grey.” But this was completely unexplored territory. After reading this book, I am positive that I now understand how this benefits others. Individual interests differ. People with other interests are completely normal. And this book follows Dave and Jane’s journey as they take risks to build something that may not be popular with everyone but is worth anyone’s dreams.

I appreciated how the author felt it was important to explain each character’s background and ties. This offered me insight into how they were as children. There is an explanation of how people fulfil their "such" desires. BDSM is an acronym for bondage, discipline (or domination), sadism (or submission), and masochism. I looked up these words on Google and read extensively about them. The author also explained the organisation of events and sessions for such unique interests, as well as the importance of trust, before establishing a connection. I enjoy how the individuals in this community support and respect one another. I particularly loved the author’s emphasis on how this action may not be acceptable to society, but it is what it is.

Professionals did the editing of this book. Despite the fact that this book contains profane statements and scenes, I did not reduce my review score. As I already stated, this was my first reading on such a topic, and I can’t think of any flaws. This work will be beneficial to those who are unfamiliar with ideas, such as dominance and submissiveness, as well as what actually occurs.

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[Areena David]

In fact, I love reading books that challenge my mind because reading books with unconventional ideas offers many benefits, including expanding horizons and thinking outside the box, understanding and respecting diverse perspectives, enhancing tolerance and social interaction, enriching conversations and discussions, and fostering critical and analytical thinking on complex issues.

[Yin Jiang]

This seems like an interesting and challenging book to read, especially for people with more conservative views. While I am not sure I want to learn more about that lifestyle just yet, this book sounds very insightful. Thank you for your review.

[Sandre Lamar]

This book is a compelling journey into the world of BDSM, challenging societal norms with its candid exploration of desires and relationships. It's a thought-provoking read that sheds light on the differences of human intimacy and personal discovery.