The “Naked Mile ” was an infamous tradition at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, where students walked naked across campus on the last day of classes of the spring semester. The event peaked in the 1990s, but was discontinued in the early 2000s. Here is a historical context: Origins and evolution Highlights of … Continue reading The Naked Mile
The association of long legs with health and fertility is rooted in evolutionary psychology and human perceptual patterns. Although there is no direct scientific evidence that long legs per se guarantee health or fertility, certain signals and interpretations play a role when people judge attractiveness. Here are the main reasons why long legs are associated … Continue reading What do long legs have to do with health and fertility?
The preference for women with long legs has several historical, cultural and psychological origins that are closely linked to beauty ideals and social norms. These preferences have become entrenched over the years in fashion, advertising and the media. Here are some of the main reasons: Historical beauty ideals Long legs have always been a symbol … Continue reading Women with long legs
Marc Manther has been dealing intensively with the phenomenon of reality TV shows and their effects on the participants for quite some time. With “Isabell’s Casting” he published the prelude to a planned series about a casting show called “Erotic Actress Talent Search” (EATS) in March 2020. While the EATS series is still in development, … Continue reading The Halloween Challenge – Marc Manther’s new novel
In the world of literature dealing with sexuality and physicality, we often encounter the terms “erotic,” “pornographic,” and “obscene.” But what exactly differentiates these categories from one another? And what do these distinctions mean for authors tackling these topics? Semantic differences Erotic literature Erotic literature has its roots in the term “Eros”, which symbolizes the … Continue reading Erotic, Pornographic, and Obscene Literature: A Distinction
Research Insights Recent studies have shed important light on the role of self-exploration in sexual wellness. A 2019 study published in the Archives of Sexual Behavior revealed a striking pattern: women reported experiencing orgasm in 95% of solo encounters, compared to 65% during partnered intimacy. This significant difference underscores the importance of understanding one’s body … Continue reading Self-Exploration: A Journey of Sexual Wellness and Body Discovery
ENF stories often focus on the embarrassment of nudity, which can make the protagonists feel exposed. However, this genre runs the risk of slipping into problematic depictions when situational nudity is portrayed as an involuntary assault. As writers, we are responsible for avoiding such dynamics and consciously focusing on consent and self-determination. It is important … Continue reading The role of consent in ENF stories
“Belle de jour” tells the story of Séverine Serizy, a young, attractive woman from the Parisian bourgeoisie who is emotionally and sexually unfulfilled in her marriage to the wealthy but unemotional doctor Pierre Serizy. Despite her love for Pierre, Séverine longs for experiences that fulfill her secret and unspoken fantasies. When she hears about an … Continue reading “Belle de jour” by Joseph Kessel (1928)
The book The School of Venus, or the ladies delight (French original: L’École des filles) by Jean Millot and Michel L’Ange is an outstanding work of the early 17th century. Originally published in France in 1655, it is considered one of the first explicitly erotic works of French literature. Histoire de la création et de … Continue reading Jean Millot and Michel L’Ange: “The School of Venus, or the ladies delight”
Most of us are familiar with the exhilarating feeling of orgasm – the pleasure, arousal and relaxation. However, some compare orgasm to more meditative, transcendent experiences, the feeling of “melting away” any limitations. This “oceanic” feeling of self-dissolution is a fascinating phenomenon that has recently been studied in more detail by neuroscientists. The dissolution of … Continue reading The Oceanic Feeling of Orgasm: Neuroscientific Findings
