Sex To Sexty: The Most Vulgar Magazine Ever Made!

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With almost 30 years experience, we’ve been at the forefront of fetish DVDs and magazines, producing the Shiny range for a number of years before expanding to offer the range of adult magazines and toys you see on The Top Shelf today. A brief spell in the 1990s saw the magazine try a more hardcore approach but has since reverted to the more popular and mainstream format, similar to that of Playboy.

Though circulation has dropped in recent years to just 100,000 copies, the magazine remains popular. The print format complements the company’s stable of porn films, television channels and even wines and spirits. Playboy Considered a lowbrow version of Playboy, the magazine has created a solid readership over the years and continues to produce graphic depictions of penetrative sex, masturbation and lesbianism.This Dutch magazine was founded by the notorious pornographer Joop Wilhelmus and his business partner, Jan Wenderhold in 1968.

Now a symbol of the male culture, the famous bunny logo is one of the world’s most recognized brands. Do you want to boost your sex life? Read our 10 ways to boost your libido, hot phone sex tips and 5 role-playing games you and your partner should definetely try! Are you ready for the next step? Read our tips for BDSM for beginners, get inspired by 6 alternative places to have sex and gat your game on with 5 difficult positions to try together. Erotic stories Like Playboy, Gent had a reputation for fiction during the 70s and 80s and featured writing from authors like Stephen King. JuggsDespite focusing much of its content on serious articles that provoke interesting debate and less on the naked female form, Playboy continues to be the granddaddy of the adult magazine. There is no introduction needed for this infamous adult magazine title and no other publication has achieved the same level of success as Hugh Hefner’s ‘baby’. Blueboy (Global Media Group, U.S.: 1975 - 3 issues; July/August 1975–August/September 1977 - bimonthly; November 1977 – 2007 - monthly) In the 70s through to the early 80s the title was known for its non-pornographic content and attracted the writing of many popular authors including Neil Gaiman. Top shelf magazines have been a rite of passage for many teenage boys from as early as the 1960s and even today, despite the ease of access offered by the internet. Though pornographic in nature, many titles have been credited with pushing the boundaries of public discourse on some important social issues and not just those relating to sex.