Amy, it was definitely an interesting read. It's not a traditional novel with clear cut beginning, middle and climax. Well there were climaxes, several in fact, but it was certainly not a traditional novel, and I think that was your point. It really is like taking a trip through your memories as you skip around different points in your life. At first, it was a bit disconcerting for a traditional reader like me. But once I got a hang of your style, and learned to relax my logical mind, I began to enjoy it.
I would compare you with Jodi Piccoult who uses the meandering style a lot in her novels. The sex scenes were nice. Kind of a combination stroke story with bits of 50 shades thrown in. They weren't enough to make me whip out junior for a stroke and pull, but I did find them arousing.
Where I would offer some criticism is the use of letters to describe the real life people. I know you want to protect them, and at the same time, certain descriptions you give make it obvious as to whom you're referring to, but while reading, I found it to be distracting. I kept pausing so that I could try to imagine who D was, or B or A, and that act took me away from the story. I know it's based on your real life experiences, and I know doing that got you into some hot water, but perhaps you could have approached the project from an "erotic experiences loosely based on actual events" point of view and that would have satisfied your urge to tell your story, used actual but fictional names to protect your friend, and appeased those clients who could not accept you for the sexual person that you are.
Anyway, I'm sorry you couldn't finish the project, but I am thankful that you shared it with us and it was fun to take a trip into your memories.