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I’m heading to Nashville today and you can bet your sweet badonkadonk that I’m going to make it my whole personality. When people in the US ask me where I’m from in Australia and I tell them Tamworth, I’ll sometimes add “…it’s like the Nashville of Australia”. I have never been to Nashville so I have absolutely no idea if that’s true but I’ll report bac… ncG1vNJzZminnZy5sL7DZ6qumqOprqS3jZympmegZMGptdJmmKKmpGLBpsTArGSirKNiwaa6zZ6qrJ2V

An edited extract from the introduction to my new book, Sexual Revolution, which comes out this week. Sexual freedom doesn’t exist. Not yet. In most democracies,  most of us are legally free to love who we want, live how we like  and pursue pleasure however we choose – but only in the same  way that most of us are free to buy a Maserati,or a mansion, or an election. In practice, most people cannot afford sexual  freedom.

This is necessarily subjective. But I really have not enjoyed this NFL season, which sucks, because I look forward to it all year. NFL football is the only sport I really follow anymore. I used to follow the NBA and baseball fairly closely, watching a couple dozen games of each a year and tracking the divisional standings. I can’t remember the last time I watched a baseball game (for reasons) and while I’ll enjoy an NBA game if I catch one, I couldn’t tell you who’s good and bad right now.

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