Both American and Irish women utilized reading to develop a sense of self, to foster social and cultural capital and to construct their own sexual identities.

Craig said, "None of the women read 'Fifty Shades' in their book clubs, but it was regularly discussed in that context. Women felt the opportunity for them to access literature about sex in a more public way was indicative of great forward progress for women. Women saw possibility for empowerment as they felt more comfortable openly reading about sex and sexuality. Many felt it was not truly as empowering as they wanted it to be, or as they hoped women's erotic fiction would be."
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