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From the creators of Urban Friction and Ecstatic Moments, this video consists of a series of vignettes depicting solo sex, mutual masturbation, and women in power/control of sexual activities. Each scene is about 15 minutes in duration, so it's all action. There aren't any real "stories" per se; rather, a variety of locations and approaches to consensual practices. All of the women in the video have real bodies and real orgasms. They are very comfortable with themselves and maintain control of their bodies while exploring and loving.  These women also come prepared into each scene with tools, toys and props on-hand. The filming approach is to, quite literally, take you with them on their levels of pleasure and discovery.

One reviewer writes:

This set of six stories, showing an interesting collection of real humans with funny names and great sexual styles, is worth buying. The lust shows, the loving shows, and the craftmanship in creating the final product is up to Libido's high standards.

A female construction worker with a great set of tattoos and a fine collections of tools starts off the show. Set in the reconstruction of an old house, this puts the TV series on notice that things could be more fun if the government wasn't so uptight. Two interlocking stories take us to a place where all the home design shows and lawyer shows will not go.

My favorite set is with Veronica Monet, a talented speaker, writer, and sex worker. She is interviewed about her life choices and experiences while wearing an interesting and very sexy outfit, but much of the interview is voiced over scenes of Veronica pleasuring herself in various ways. In a very sincere and open way she explains what life as a high priced call girl is like and why she chose it, and no one will wonder why people line up to pay her price. I have had Veronica speak to my classes in person, and the same sincerity shows through in the video that she brings to a speaking engagement. For an educator, this alone is worth the price.

The remaining scenes incorporate web cam technology and take room service to new heights. Each scene is well written and crafted, excellent camera work and production values throughout. Good things still happen in Chicago.

90 Minutes, directed by Jack Hafferkamp PhD & Marianna Beck PhD.