Assistance For Sex & Relationship

bookshelves at Fully Booked bookstore in Ayala Center Cebu
Nothing much really, just something that titillated my imaginative brain haha! I thought the sign meant “if you want sex & relationship, please ask for assistance”! On second thought, it really does mean so, right?

Yes, it does. Books on the topic that is, not the real makamundong pagnanasa!

This is at a bookstore am fond of visiting, am glad they have a branch in Cebu (Ayala Center)!


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