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Your coworker is probably listening to smut.

Posted by Mark Williams | Aug 11, 2024 | Audiobooks | 0 |

Your coworker is probably listening to smut.

That’s according to a report on Business Insider, which summarises thus:

* People are listening to smutty romance books when they’re at the office.

* Several readers told Business Insider the books make them more productive at work.

* A sexologist doesn’t see a problem with the hobby and says reading romance can be beneficial.

Read more at Business Insider.


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