Not the blooper reel, but the scenes that Lynch cut to shave some minutes or just because they were unnecessary and boring. Don't bother with this book- I can name at least 3 or more books and some that are true classic's that could get this point across and not leave you gagging or wishing you could go back in time and make a better choice. I loathed every character in this book (who were poorly introduced by the way, and left me wondering if I missed something "Who ARE these people? From her bedroom window, Sandy watches the man, who discards the sheet initially draped over him, masturbates, and then leaves on a motorcycle.

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It's ice water on the whole roaring women/girlpower idea, not all splashy-like and sudden but hypothermia-like and sneaky.Sandy starts to get confused about what she wants and then discovers evidence that maybe Norman has been having a long term affair.

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Plot Summary: Sandy Pressman is the wife of Norman, a successful but dull businessman, has two children and after 12 years of marriage, is utterly bored with her 1970's New Jersey suburban housewife role. When that doesn't work out for every reason that you knew it wouldn't, (he loves his wife, can't abandon his family, why can't they just have this relationship on the side? now there are some strawberries that have been marinating on the champagne at the bottom of this glass that need my attention. I hate that Sandy is stupid, that she betrayed her sister, that she can't figure out a healthy way out of her life, that she can't find a hobby, that she lives in fear and is a victim while knowingly hurts her husband.Her books for kids, young adults and adults (dirty, filthy minded home-making adults) are a little exaggerated (unless this is seriously what it's like once you hit your near mid thirties) but never end in a totally wrapped up package. She’s dissatisfied with Norman’s stolid demeanor and his mechanical approach to sex, and she’s dissatisfied with her life.

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Wifey” marks the first announced television project for Shaw since her Showtime series “SMILF”— which she created, starred in, served as showrunner on, and directed — was canceled last year amid allegations of misconduct. I look at the dog-eared paperback rack at the library often, but am too embarrassed to check one out. I can understand how this book could have been considered juicy and a bit scandalous when it was originally published but compared to other books, it felt cringey. I don't know how I managed to get through this book -I have read straight porn that had more of a story than this book did.Written in the 1970s, Wifey is about Sandy, a wife whose two children are currently away at summer camp and how she fills her time without them at home.