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A non-fictional contemporary of Edith Hornbrook would have been Lady Randolph Churchill, mother to future Prime Minister Winston, total cougar, and all around sassy broad. She had gotten used to the scrutiny, both public and behind her back. She didn’t care. With the bevy of young lovers at her beck and call people could say what they wished, but she knew they wished for what she had - the Wilde life.
The law changed in the 1860s and instead of hanging, convicted men could instead be imprisoned for no less than 10 years and potentially for life. Thirty years after this change, Oscar Wilde became the most famous buggery case. Against the advice of nearly everyone he knew, Wilde sued the Marquess of Queensbury for criminal libel. Wilde and the Marquess's son, Lord Alfred Douglas, had been lovers for years and the Marquess was furious about it. Queensbury left a calling card at Wilde's social climb addressed to "Oscar Wilde, posing sodomite." The trial backfired horribly for Wilde and his own behavior came under scrutiny. After the charges against Queensbury were dropped, the case against Wilde began and he was convicted for buggery. He spent a year in prison after being released for health reasons but the damage was done. His health was ruined, he was bankrupted from court expenses, and his reputation was ruined. Wilde fled to France and died a few years later. The barn was big and cold but soon Ronald would be there for their tryst. Lisa shivered in anticipation of the orgasm she was sure to have. Ronald promised her a special night after all the bother with the barn location and the pseudonym debacle earlier.
After her orgasm, Daphne tiptoed into the bathroom, quickly washed the necessary body parts, dressed, and left him sleeping. She was outrageously hungry, so walked to the coffee shop and ordered breakfast, where she flirted with a Major in the armed forces, who thought she was a virgin. Oh well.
There was a short period of time where pornography and the mainstream flirted outrageously with each other and we called it Porno Chic.
George Gordon Byron, 6th baron Byron, was one of the bright shining stars of the Romantic movement and one of the first proper celebrities. His exploits shocked and scandalised the upper classes across Europe and he was a legend ever before his romantically tragic death.