writer has sex with a married couple in Paris

A writer has torrid fantasy affairs with young men.

Pierre is a free-lance glamour photographer who always has to hassle his penny-pinching employer just to get paid while his bored spouse Françoise stays home all day, trying to keep up a semblance of housekeeping. A former model who has apparently done well for herself, Sylvie, makes a pass at Pierre and invites him to her house in the country for the weekend. Claiming an assignment to his unsuspecting spouse, he decides to take her up on it, only to learn that she too is married to the very open-minded Michel who even brings them breakfast in bed after a night of unbridled passion . As a lark, perhaps deciding that turnabout is fair play, Michel travels to Paris to console the lonely housewife, luring her into a threesome with a casual pick-up.

Jacques is summoned by his boss to transfer to Paris. Very soon he discovers and enjoys the hidden joys of the city. He would like to share it with his wife, who waits patiently every week-end, but he soon discovers Paris is much more than a honeymooner's paradise. She discovered his sexuality was a bit more exotic than she was accustomed to. But she doesn't fret; the prospect actually turns her on enough that she decided to join in on the fun.

A married Parisian couple whose sex life has lost a little bit of its spark reveal their respective dissatisfaction to a friend, and both receive the same advice: put an ad into a swingers magazine.

Three young couples are renovating together a loft in Paris. During a barbecue, Patrick and Julie confess to their friends that they practice partner-swapping. That information shock 1 of the couple, but the other one seems to be interested ...

A couple shows home movies of their sexcapades in Europe to two other couples they’re friends with, which gets them to have sexual adventures of their own.

To escape the police in the streets of Paris, a couple separates. The woman breaks into a hotel room and hides in a wardrobe. The occupant of the room discovers her and offers her to pretend to share his bed to deceive the policeman who controls the room. Heated by the situation, he then tries to rape her until the fleeing man appears and knocks him out. After giving leave to the young woman, the man begins to write. He recounts in voiceover the circumstances that led him to this situation.

Bryan is an American journalist, married with two young daughters. Assigned to cover the Paris Conference on Vietnam, he is approached at the airport by two stewardesses, Corinne and Lucile. They meet again, talk politics, but the discussion veers off course: “Do you know how to make love? - Of course, I'm married.” Bryan sleeps with Corinne as Lucile looks on, then confesses to both women: he feels no remorse, but he's sad that it's so easy to cheat on your wife. “Corinne is a free woman,” as Lucile later tells Bryan. The latter is too puritanical and romantic to accept being just another fling. He thinks of nothing but the young woman, and is constantly on the lookout for her.

A married writer's luck turns when he gets a play produced at Théâtre de Paris. He meets the femme fatale who should play the lead in his play. Passion and conflict occurs.

A beautiful young French girl falls in love with a handsome New Englander, but when they marry and return to his family home, she finds that she does not fit in at all.