There is only one thing that interests me, and that is to record everything that is left out in books. Henry Miller: Tropic of Cancer Are you an erotic novel writer looking for inspiration? Look no further than Henry Miller’s controversial novel “Tropic of Cancer”. This book caused a stir when it was first published … Continue reading The Fascinating Story behind Henry Miller’s “Tropic of Cancer”
Do you have an idea for a novel and feel like the protagonist is missing something? Creating characters that are real, believable, and relatable can be a challenge that changes readers’ lives. We want to create someone the readership will root for – and follow along with – as they overcome obstacles throughout the story … Continue reading Characteristics for believable characters
It’s no surprise that sexuality is causing an uproar in today’s society, especially among right-wing conservatives, Christian fundamentalists, and anti-abortionists. What is it that they find so frightening about it? Is it their own repressed desires and feelings coming to the surface? Is it the unknown that another person’s desire brings? Or perhaps they refuse … Continue reading The fear of sexuality in the right-wing camp
There is no denying the power that scent holds in evoking emotions and memories. The right fragrance can transport us to another time and place or ignite feelings of comfort and joy. When it comes to love and passion, scent plays a vital role. For centuries, people have used various fragrances to enhance sensuality and … Continue reading The Fragrance Notes of Passion: Exploring Scents that Enhance Sensuality
In our society, there is often a strong emphasis on serving certain superficial morals. However, these morals have a tendency to trigger feelings of shame, especially if we are influenced by petit-bourgeois culture. In this blog post, we will explore how petty-bourgeois moral codes affect our shame impulse. What exactly is petty-bourgeois morality? Petty bourgeois … Continue reading The connection between petty bourgeois morality and shame
An unexpected nude image on the Internet can turn a woman’s life upside down. Whether it’s a deliberate act or a hacking attack, the feeling of shame and vulnerability can be immense. Here are some strategies that can help you deal with this situation. It is important to know that you are not alone. Affected … Continue reading The right to privacy: when a naked picture of you appears on the net
Nudity is a subject that evokes fascination and repulsion in many people at the same time. Some people feel most comfortable naked, while others feel uncomfortable in the presence of naked skin. Again and again, philosophers throughout the centuries have pondered the meaning of nudity and how it can affect our society and our minds. … Continue reading Philosophical defense of nudity
Ladies, imagine if you could relieve your menstrual symptoms without medication! Does that sound too good to be true? What if I told you that barefoot walking is just the miracle cure you’ve been looking for? Yes, you heard me right! Barefoot running is said to not only help regulate your hormones but also relieve … Continue reading Why walking barefoot is a miracle cure for menstrual symptoms
When it comes to erotic literature, many readers first think of well-known books like “Fifty Shades of Grey” or “Lady Chatterley’s Lover”. However, there are also lesser-known but still significant works in this genre. One of these classics, which to my knowledge has never been translated into English, is “Thérèse” by José Pierre. In this … Continue reading About José Pierre’s “Thérèse”
The conservative right, Christian fundamentalists, and pro-lifers often have a strict moral understanding of sexuality and hold conservative attitudes toward sexuality and reproductive rights. These attitudes can affect our view of sexuality in several ways: Stigmatization of abortion Abortion opponents often argue that abortion is immoral and violates the right to life. This can lead … Continue reading Body Image and the Conservative Right
