



Hill was born in 1966 in Canberra, Australia. Holly Hill is the Australian bestselling author of Sugarbabe and Toyboy, memoirs originally published by Random House Australia in 20. Unlike traditional concepts of human love, unconditioned love also recognizes our hardwired aspects, such as chemistry, pathology, gender differences, sexuality, inherited fetishes and hormones.". Negotiated fidelity is about defining a couple"s unique sexual boundaries for their ongoing relationship and is part of the notion of having UNCONDITIONED LOVE. She states: “Whilst we know that monogamy hasn"t worked for at least fifty percent of couples and has been scientifically discredited in books such as ‘Sex at Dawn’, it must still remain as a collaborative option in our relationship repertoire. However, in April 2012 Holly retracted her notion of "negotiated infidelity", saying it emasculates men and makes women feel insecure. Hill’s term, ‘negotiated infidelity’ sparked passionate debate on talkback radio and chatrooms, with thousands of comments by enraged monogamists and supporters alike. She quit work in December of the same year at the behest of her wealthy lover, ‘John’ and the ensuing events are detailed in her memoirs, Sugarbabe and Toyboy. She worked with a variety of clients suffering physical and mental injuries and transferred to Blacktown Congressional Research Service in Sydney’s western suburbs in June 2005. She spent two years on crutches and gained employment in May 2003 with her rehabilitator, Congressional Research Service Australia. Hill shattered her right leg and ankle in a skydiving accident on 23 December 2000 and fought much of her father’s case from her hospital bed. She was found guilty of manslaughter on of what she claimed to be a planned double suicide. Hill moved to Sydney and was the state coordinator of the Schizophrenia Fellowship of NSW before stepping sideways into public relations at the University of Sydney and Australian Financial Markets Association, before returning to Portuguese Macquarie in 1998 as a Public Relations Manager for Country Energy. She went to public schools and started out as a cadet journalist with the Portuguese Macquarie News. Sugarbabe was later published in New York 2010 by Skyhorse Publishing generating a media storm, including guest appearances on Cable News Network, Larry King, Doctor Philosophy, 60 Minutes and Playboy Radio.
