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I don't usually write reviews early on but with four episodes out I'd like to help people with a brief understanding of what's in the show so as to avoid the initial misconceptions.

The premise is that of a woman in her late 20s who is conservative in the sense that she's been raised with traditional values on how to protect herself as a woman. She was sent to girls school her entire life and preserved herself for marriage. These values shaped who she is as a person until reality struck when one of her relationships ended because of lack of sexual satisfaction. She then meets a man who is the CEO of an adult toy company. Unlike her he shares different beliefs. When her advertising company is hired by the adult toy company she volunteers and steps out of her comfort zone to embrace a different world as she put it.

As you have read in the premise this show directly and without any shyness covers topics that are usually considered taboo. It's a show that doesn't replace the e in sex with a 3 and says it as it is.

We see her initial principles being questioned as she realises that there is a larger part of life she had initially not cared about. The show covers topics such as what it truly means to protect one's body, to love one's body, safe sex, pleasure, love and more in the adult world.

It's educative in the sense that it isn't just nudity or porn but rather an eye opener to the different prejudices that occur in society surrounding the topic.

So far the show is good. The build up in the leads' relationship as two people who share different views on relationships love emotion, intimacy slowly learning about each other's worlds and embracing change is done well. they have the chemistry and tension and I love the banter...

Either way it's amazing and has a refreshing concept. Like I said if the sight of adult toys and the mention of sex triggers you then this might not be for you...or maybe it is.