Books matching: sexual behavior
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Save:'Psychopathia Sexualis' by Richard von Krafft-Ebing is a groundbreaking book that delves into the medicalization of abnormal sexual conduct, shedding light on the socio-political aspects of culture during that period. Through explicit case studies, the author attempts to remove taboos surrounding sexual behaviors and provides a scientific perspective on perversion, challenging the societal norms of the time. The book serves as a historical document, showcasing the diversity of human sexuality and the evolving attitudes towards sexual deviance.
'Dr. Tatiana's Sex Advice to All Creation' by Olivia Judson is a fascinating and informative book that delves into the world of evolutionary biology through a unique lens. The book is structured as an advice column where various animals write to Dr. Tatiana seeking guidance on sexual behaviors and relationships. Through witty and humorous responses, Dr. Tatiana provides insights into the diverse and sometimes bizarre sexual practices found in the animal kingdom. The writing style is engaging, blending scientific explanations with a touch of humor to make complex biological concepts accessible to readers.
The book explores topics such as homosexuality in the animal world, promiscuity among females, the rarity of monogamy in nature, and the brutal dynamics of the battle of the sexes. By using animals as characters seeking advice, the author effectively showcases the vast variation in sexual behaviors across different species. Readers are taken on a journey through the evolutionary reasons behind these behaviors, offering a fresh perspective on the complexities of reproduction and sexuality in the natural world.
Dear Dr. Tatiana, My name’s Twiggy, and I’m a stick insect. It’s with great embarrassment that I write to you while copulating, but my mate and I have been copulating for ten weeks already. I’m bored ...- #3Pervby:
Save:'Perv' by Jesse Bering is an exploration of human sexuality outside the norm, diving into topics like sexual deviance, changing definitions of sexual behaviors, hypersexuality, paraphilias, and age-related attractions. Through seven chapters, the author delves into various aspects of unconventional sexual behaviors, societal norms, and the science and psychology behind them. Readers can expect a mix of historical context, semantic discussions, and insights into rare proclivities, all presented with humor and personal anecdotes.
In 1985, when the AIDS epidemic and its concentrated scourge upon gay men were causing an unprecedented level of panic across America, I was an eminently underwhelming, overly sensitive ten-year-old b... - #4
Save:'A Billion Wicked Thoughts' delves into the world of sexual relationships by analyzing data from the internet. The authors explore various aspects of human sexuality, including desires, fetishes, and obsessions. They provide insights on differences between men and women in terms of sexual preferences and behaviors. The writing style of the book has been described as a mix of data analysis and sociological accounts, aiming to provide a comprehensive view of the sexual world that many might not be familiar with.
What does a hen need to turn a rooster on? A sultry clucking, a tail-swinging sashay, a thickly feathered breast? When it comes to sex appeal, the white leghorn rooster has simple tastes. All a hen ne... 'Pornland: How Porn Has Hijacked Our Sexuality' by Gail Dines delves into the impact of pornography on society, particularly focusing on the extreme and violent nature of today's porn industry. The book highlights how the proliferation of hardcore porn, especially through the internet, is shaping the sexual attitudes and behaviors of individuals, particularly young men. It discusses the commodification of sex, the objectification of women, and the desensitization to violence and degradation that comes with consuming pornographic material. Through a critical lens, the author explores the harmful effects of pornography on relationships, gender stereotypes, and societal norms.
Porn has entered the mature years. . . . It’s no longer naughty, underground. It’s an up-front, in-your-face business, as much a part of the pop culture as anything else. We’re in a different phase of..."Queer Ducks" is a thought-provoking exploration of animal sexuality and gender identities, challenging traditional views on queerness in the animal kingdom. Eliot Schrefer carefully navigates the complex relationship between human and animal sexual behaviors, emphasizing that same-sex relationships are prevalent in various species. The book aims to dispel myths that equate queer identities with unnaturalness, showcasing numerous examples of same-sex partnerships in animals like bottlenose dolphins and Japanese macaques. Schrefer's writing is accessible and engaging, combining humor with sensitivity, making the science behind animal behavior relatable to readers of all ages.
The narrative flows seamlessly, incorporating interviews with animal experts that enhance the reader's understanding and enjoyment. Schrefer acknowledges the challenges of interpreting animal behavior through a human lens, reminding readers that while we cannot fully comprehend an animal's internal thoughts, observed behaviors reveal a spectrum of sexualities in nature. The book serves not only as an informative guide for young adults but also as a memoir reflecting Schrefer’s own experiences with sexuality, ultimately providing a comforting message to queer individuals that their identities are part of the natural world.
'The Red Queen: Sex and the Evolution of Human Nature' by Matt Ridley explores the role of sex in evolution and human nature. It delves into topics such as the Red Queen hypothesis, sexual reproduction, sexual behavior, and the differences between genders in various species, including humans. The writing style is described as insightful, thought-provoking, and capable of providing clear explanations of complex evolutionary concepts.
The most curious part of the thing was, that the trees and the other things round them never changed their places at all: however fast they went, they never seemed to pass anything. “I wonder if all t...'For the Love of Men: From Toxic to a More Mindful Masculinity' by Liz Plank delves into the intricacies of masculinity under patriarchy, offering a new vision for mindful masculinity. Through a research-heavy narrative intertwined with personal stories, the book explores how rigid gender roles in society affect men and advocates for gender equality as beneficial for everyone. Plank's writing style is described as warm, humorous, and data-driven, creating a multifaceted perspective on men's relationships with health, work, love, and success in life. The book challenges societal pressures that hinder men from achieving self-actualization and calls for a redefinition of masculinity to benefit all individuals.
The average male will drive an unnecessary nine hundred miles over the course of his life. Upon realizing they are lost, only 6 percent of men say they check a map or ask for help. These numbers, seed...Mary Roach's 'Bonk: The Curious Coupling of Science and Sex' is an entertaining and informative exploration of the history and research of sex studies. Through a blend of scientific facts and humor, Roach delves into topics ranging from the science of orgasms to the challenges faced by researchers in the field. With a wry writing style, Roach presents anecdotes, personal experiences, and historical accounts that shed light on the complexities and intricacies of human sexuality.
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Save:The House of God by Samuel Shem is a darkly humorous novel set in the world of geriatric medicine, where the protagonist learns that attempting to help elderly patients often leads to worsening their conditions. The book explores the unconventional methods used in hospitals to treat the elderly, highlighting the dark underbelly of the medical profession with a mix of satire and realism. Through pitch-black humor, the author sheds light on the challenges faced by doctors in training and the ethical dilemmas they encounter in their practice.
Except for her sunglasses, Berry is naked. Even now, on vacation in France with my internship year barely warm in its grave, I can't see her bodily imperfections. I love her breasts, the way they chan...
