Shame and guilt: How Christian values shape perceptions of sexuality

In many societies shaped by Christian values, sexuality is associated with shame and guilt. These attitudes are reinforced by upbringing, education and the media, and contribute to a negative perception of sexuality. In this blog post, I would like to examine how these dynamic forces influence individual and collective attitudes towards sexuality. The role of … Continue reading Shame and guilt: How Christian values shape perceptions of sexuality

Body hostility in Christian churches: a deeply rooted problem

The relationship between religion and sexuality is complex and often fraught with tension. Particularly in Christian churches, one repeatedly encounters the phenomenon of hostility towards the body – a negative attitude towards the human body and sexuality. But why is it that religion is so often used to make sexuality seem undesirable? Historical roots of … Continue reading Body hostility in Christian churches: a deeply rooted problem

Surrealism and de Sade: A symbiotic relationship

Surrealism, an artistic and literary movement that emerged in 1920s Paris, has a deep connection to the works of the Marquis de Sade. This connection is based on a shared admiration for the unconscious, freedom of the mind, and the challenge of bourgeois morality. Shared ideals and themes Influence on surrealist artists and authors De … Continue reading Surrealism and de Sade: A symbiotic relationship

“The 120 Days of Sodom” – An analysis of the scandal and censorship

The “120 Days of Sodom” by Marquis de Sade is a work that has caused controversy since its creation in the 18th century. This book, written by de Sade during his imprisonment in the Bastille, is a radical testimony of violence, sex and power that challenges the boundaries of human morality and ethics in a … Continue reading “The 120 Days of Sodom” – An analysis of the scandal and censorship

From self-doubt to self-love: body acceptance in new adult literature

New adult novels focus on the phase of life when young adults are learning who they are, what they want, and how to navigate the world. A central part of this journey is understanding and accepting one’s body. Many of us have experienced this struggle: feeling insecure about our own reflection in the mirror, striving … Continue reading From self-doubt to self-love: body acceptance in new adult literature

“Spring COB” in the life of a fraternity

Continuous Open Bidding (COB) is an informal recruitment process used by student fraternities to accept new members outside of the formal main recruitment period, which usually takes place in the fall. Purpose: COB is designed to give fraternities that have not met their quota or their chapter’s total membership after formal recruitment the opportunity to … Continue reading “Spring COB” in the life of a fraternity

The underrated eroticism of calves – A guide for authors

In the world of erotic writing, authors often focus their attention on obviously sensual body parts. But sometimes the real art lies in recognizing the potential in the seemingly mundane details. Today we turn our attention to an often overlooked but fascinating subject: calves. Why calves? Calves are a subtle but powerful element in erotic … Continue reading The underrated eroticism of calves – A guide for authors

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