I was excited to see an article about a TV show that I watched in the 1990s. It was one of many events in my life that gave me confidence to speak openly about sex.Here's the article: http://www.news.com.au/entertainment/tv/flashback/what-you-never-knew-about-raunchy-90s-hit-sex--life-host-tottie-goldsmith-spills/news-story/b9d54470987119d5b1492f706dad54d5
I watched this show - I lived alone, not long moved out of the family home - and then I'd get to work and we'd discuss it. I worked in a male-dominated industry but they were like my big brothers (or they forgot I was female). So, the discussions were serious discussions about what the show had shown, and sometimes our reactions to that.
It was a brilliant discussion starter. It had great and interesting articles/interviews. It opened my eyes to a lot of things - even the discussions at work showed me things I didn't know.
It was a fascinating show.
And in the article there's a photo of ManPower. I organised a bunch of work women to attend ManPower - even my boss's wife came (he insisted that she go with us, which I thought was lovely!!). Jamie Durie is in ManPower at that time - can you pick him? He's the reason I went and yes, I got to sit on his knee. Yes, somewhere I have a photo of that special event!
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