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Si históricamente el deseo femenino es un tema tabú, desplazado mediante metáforas al ámbito exclusivo del relato del amor romántico, el deseo de las mujeres maduras o mayores de 50 ha sido más negado y silenciado aun. Durante siglos vivimos un erotismo velado del que no se podia hablar ni explorar. Triangulos Plateados te propone dejar atras esos tiempos oscurantistas. Cada vez somos mas las mujeres que tenemos la casi euforica conviccion de que en esta etapa de la vida podemos seguir disfrutando y que nuestra vida sexual, si nos interesa, puede ser una fuente colosal de bienestar fisico y emocional. Solas o acompañadas. Sintiendo e imaginando. Con menos prejuicios a cuestas y toneladas de curiosidad contenida, en este libro te ofrezco nuevas maneras de acceder al goce para reconocernos y adueñarnos de nuestro deseo. Ese que no siempre nos impulsa a mantener una relacion sexual, pero si a experimentar una situacion sexual. Desde la experiencia de vida y el autoconocimiento, cada una de nosotras va aprendiendo a conectar con su pulsion sexual. No queremos mordazas, presiones, ni cumplir expectativas sociales. Preferimos escuchar nuestra voz interior, esa que nos guia y nos dice que hacer, como hacerlo, donde y con quien. La forma de vivir nuestro deseo en esta etapa se vuelve un escenario ideal para ejercer la independencia que viene con la madurez. Con satisfaccion y gozoso fulgor.

Infidelidad es un término incómodo y cargado de prejuicios, pocas palabras tienen un sentido tan negativo, pero nadie quisiera que su pareja le fuera infiel. ¿Desde hace cuánto los seres humanos comenzamos a ser monogamos? Engels afirma que cuando se establecio la propiedad privada se concibio a la monogamia como una forma de proteger y preservar dicha propiedad a traves de de la herencia, es decir, este filosofo aleman afirma que es un concepto que surgio a raiz de una necesidad economica. Tambien hay quienes afirman que solo se debe a las hormonas. En este libro, querido lector, encontrara un ensayo detallado y minucioso acerca de la infidelidad con el que podra entender este fenomeno tan humano.

Ganador del British Book Award al mejor libro de no ficción narrativa del añoNúmero 1 en el New York TimesNúmero 1 en el Sunday TimesLibro del año en Los Angeles TimesLibro del año de la librería FoylesLibro de la decada segun Independent Book y StylistUn retrato del deseo y la sexualidad femeninos como nunca se ha visto Nos estremece y nos atormenta. Controla nuestros pensamientos y puede destruir nuestras vidas. Y sin embargo, es un tabu. A lo largo de los tiempos, el deseo femenino ha sido un misterio oculto tras la perspectiva masculina. Hasta ahora.Durante ocho años, la periodista Lisa Taddeo ha recorrido Estados Unidos para seguir la historia de tres mujeres normales y corrientes y explorar como el deseo sexual ha moldeado sus vidas. En estas paginas conoceremos a Lina, una mujer que, atrapada en un matrimonio sin pasion, reconecta con alguien de su pasado e inicia una aventura que pronto la consume; Maggie, una joven de diecisiete años que mantiene una relacion sentimental con su atractivo profesor de ingles, un hombre casado; y Sloane, la elegante y exitosa propietaria de un restaurante cuyo marido disfruta viendola acostarse con otras personas. Basado en una labor de profunda observacion y con un estilo directo y sincero, Tres mujeres constituye tanto una hazaña periodistica como un triunfo de la narrativa feminista lleno de matices que nos presenta las historias de tres mujeres inolvidables, cuyas experiencias nos recuerdan que no estamos solas."Una obra maestra increible, desgarradora y apasionante."Esquire"Una original y brillante muestra de empatia, un regalo para todas las mujeres silenciadas."The Sunday Times"Lo volvere a leer cada año."Caitlin Moran"Un clasico del feminismo."O, The Oprah Magazine"Nunca olvidare a estas mujeres."Gillian Anderson"Extraordinario. No recuerdo un libro que me haya marcado tanto."Elizabeth Gilbert"No podia dejar de leer."Gwyneth Paltrow"Un retrato hiperrealista y desgarrador."El confidencial"Una exploracion intima de la vida emocional y sexual de las mujeres."Quo"Como un true crime donde el crimen es el deseo."Elle"No concibo un escenario en el que Tres mujeres no sea uno de los libros mas importantes del año ni de los que daran mas que hablar."Dave Eggers

El libro más atrevido para conocer y entender qué sienten, piensan y quieren los hombres.El propósito del libro es provocar a las mujeres para que descubran toda la verdad acerca de los hombres, apelando no solo a su curiosidad, ¡tambien al morbo! Este libro intimo y seductor de Pepe Zaga revela lo que los hombres piensan acerca de las relaciones, el aspecto de las mujeres, sus actitudes sociales, la familia, el sexo y la intimidad en pareja.Pepe Zaga se convierte en la figura que "traiciona" al genero masculino al revelar todos los secretos de los hombres acerca de las mujeres para que ellas entiendan a la perfeccion, sin tapujos ni temas tabu que necesitan hacer para conquistar a cualquier hombre. Un libro que le grita a las mujeres del mundo que prende a los hombres y que los apaga por completo.

¿Quieres hablar de sexualidad sin miedo, sin tabúes y con mucha naturalidad?Seguramente alguna vez hayas tenido preguntas sobre los cambios por los que está pasando tu cuerpo durante la adolescencia, sobre la menstruacion, la masturbacion, la virginidad y tambien sobre el consentimiento, los vinculos sanos, el porno o el placer.Con este libro, podras dar respuesta a estas y muchas otras dudas y aprender todo lo que necesitas saber sobre tu cuerpo y tu sexualidad para vivir libremente, sin miedo y sin presiones.¿Que encontraras en este libro?-Informacion sobre sexualidad explicada con respeto y naturalidad.-Contenido contrastado y de calidad de la mano de la Dra. Miriam Al Adib, ginecologa, obstetra, docente y escritora.-Herramientas y recursos practicos para trabajar la autoestima y la educacion sexual.-Ilustraciones para facilitar la comprension y hacer la lectura mas agil.A partir de 12 años, pero siempre dependera de cada chico o chica. Recomendamos la lectura en familia o el acompañamiento de los adultos para poder resolver las dudas que puedan surgir a los lectores.

Hacer el amor es todo un arte que se debe aprender, pulir y practicar. La mayoria de las personas dan por hecho que saben hacer el amor, porque tiene una vida sexual activa, pero no es así. Todos podemos comer de forma instintiva, es decir devorar los alimentos y otra cosa muy distinta es paladear un buen plato. Con buen gusto y placer por ello. Lo mismo ocurre con el sexo que es una forma de dar y recibir gratificación, placer y amor , el cual puede sublimarse hasta convertirse en un arte lleno de exquisitez y sutileza.

erotiche sull amore tra uomini, in cui passione, piacere e gioia fluttuano in tutti i versi, portando il lettore a un eccitazione continua attraverso le loro pagine. Quel calore che trasmette e superato in molti di essi, perche sono soprattutto poesie d amore; poesie sugli amanti; poesie che un uomo scrive a un altro uomo, innamorato quanto lui. L amore maschile e presente nei quasi seicento versi che compongono questo appassionante libro di poesie. Divertirsi

In "Three Contributions to the Theory of Sex," Sigmund Freud presents a groundbreaking exploration of human sexuality, which he deftly weaves into his broader psychoanalytic theories. This seminal work delves into the complexities of sexual identity, desire, and the developmental stages of human sexuality, challenging prevailing notions of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Freuds literary style is both rigorous and provocative, employing a combination of clinical case studies, theoretical discourse, and philosophical musings, all while grounding his arguments in the emerging field of psychoanalysis. The book stands as a pivotal moment in the literary context of sexual discourse and the psychology of the human mind, reshaping societal views on sexuality and its implications for mental health. Sigmund Freud, the father of psychoanalysis, was profoundly influenced by the cultural and intellectual milieu of his time, marked by rapid advances in science, philosophy, and the arts. His clinical practice, coupled with his own introspective examinations, prompted a re-evaluation of the role of sex in human behavior and identity. Struggling against societal taboos, Freuds inquiry into sexuality reveals the intricate interplay between the unconscious mind and social norms, driving his desire to shed light on the often-ignored aspects of human experience. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the foundations of psychoanalytic thought and the evolution of sexual theory. Freuds insights remain relevant today, offering profound understandings that resonate within contemporary debates on sexuality, identity, and mental health. Readers will find themselves challenged and enriched as they engage with Freuds compelling arguments and pioneering perspective.

In "Three Contributions to the Theory of Sex," Sigmund Freud delves into the intricate world of human sexuality, presenting a nuanced exploration that intertwines psychoanalytic theory with complex sexual dynamics. This seminal work challenges prevailing Victorian norms by dissecting sexual morality, fetishism, and the developmental stages of sexuality. FreudAos literary style, characterized by precise, clinical language, yet infused with bold assertions, marks a crucial departure from previous doctrines, setting the stage for modern discourse surrounding sexuality. Through references and case studies, the text emerges as a pivotal examination amidst the burgeoning interest in psychology and human behavior in the early 20th century. Sigmund Freud, an Austrian neurologist and the founder of psychoanalysis, pioneered the investigation of the human psyche, particularly regarding sexual identity and unconscious drives. His personal experiences and broader cultural shifts during a time of strict societal norms informed his perspectives. Freuds theories were groundbreaking, as he sought to illuminate the confusing landscape of human desire, which he recognized as essential to a comprehensive understanding of psychological health and dysfunction. This book is essential for those interested in the intersections of psychology, sexuality, and cultural history. Freuds innovative concepts continue to resonate today, making "Three Contributions to the Theory of Sex" a foundational text that illuminates our understanding of sexual identity and the psychological phenomena related to it.

Jeanette and Louise are two eighteen-year-old teenage girls with spectacular bodies who have a special predilection for men older than them. Each one has a different inclination for their lovers. Jeanette prefers them over fifty. Louise is over forty. These two different stories, one for each of the girls, begin with the loss of their virginity and continue with intense and exciting experiences that surpass each other in sensuality, excitement, enjoyment, and pleasure. With each line the level rises. Your imagination, your own mind, will make you want, whether you re a woman or a man, to be one of the protagonists or any of the men they make love to as you read on. You ll end up so aroused that you ll need male or female companionship, or just to be satisfied yourself. It s up to you.

In "The World of Dreams," Havelock Ellis delves into the intricate and often elusive territory of the human subconscious, exploring the nature, function, and significance of dreams. Combining a rich literary style with a methodical psychological approach, Ellis draws from the contemporary theories of his time, including psychoanalysis, to dissect dream symbolism and the psychological underpinnings of our nocturnal narratives. He not only categorizes different types of dreams but also relates them to broader cultural and social phenomena, rendering the text a significant contribution to both psychology and literature in the early 20th century. Havelock Ellis, a prominent sexologist and psychologist, dedicated much of his life to understanding human behavior, sexuality, and mental processes. His interdisciplinary inquiries into psychology and literature were greatly influenced by the social reform movements of his era, and his keen interest in the intersection of biology and unconscious thought led him to investigate the realms of dreams. This work is emblematic of Elliss commitment to challenging societal norms and embracing a more holistic understanding of human experience. For readers interested in the complexities of the mind and the significance of dreams in shaping our reality, "The World of Dreams" offers a profound exploration worthy of both academic and personal interest. Elliss insightful reflections will not only enrich your understanding of dreams but also invite deeper contemplation about the nature of consciousness itself.In this enriched edition, we have carefully created added value for your reading experience:- A succinct Introduction situates the works timeless appeal and themes.- The Synopsis outlines the central plot, highlighting key developments without spoiling critical twists.- A detailed Historical Context immerses you in the eras events and influences that shaped the writing.- A thorough Analysis dissects symbols, motifs, and character arcs to unearth underlying meanings.- Reflection questions prompt you to engage personally with the works messages, connecting them to modern life.- Handpicked Memorable Quotes shine a spotlight on moments of literary brilliance.- Interactive footnotes clarify unusual references, historical allusions, and archaic phrases for an effortless, more informed read.

In "The Task of Social Hygiene," Havelock Ellis presents a pioneering exploration of the interplay between societal norms and individual sexuality, addressing the pressing issues of morality, health, and social reform in late 19th and early 20th century Europe. Written in a clear yet insightful prose, Ellis weaves together scientific inquiry and humanistic understanding, culminating in a comprehensive discussion that highlights the importance of sexual education and the eradication of societal taboos surrounding sexuality. The work serves as both a critique of Victorian prudence and an early call to consider sexuality through the lens of public health and social welfare, positioning itself within the larger context of the emerging field of sexology. Havelock Ellis, a prominent British physician, and social reformer, drew on his extensive studies in psychology and sociology, alongside his unwavering belief in progressive ideas about sexuality. His personal experiences and relationships with contemporaries, such as Sigmund Freud and Marie Stopes, informed his perspectives, allowing him to challenge the status quo and advocate for a rational approach to sexual health and education. As a key figure in the sexual reform movement, Ellis aimed to promote a more liberated and informed understanding of human sexuality. "The Task of Social Hygiene" is an essential read for anyone interested in the evolution of sexual health discourse and social reform. Elliss bold approach invites readers to reconsider their preconceived notions about sexuality and urges contemporary society to address persistent issues rooted in stigma and ignorance. This work not only reflects a historical moment in the fight for sexual enlightenment but continues to resonate in todays ongoing conversations about sexual rights and education.

In "The Sexual Life of the Child," Albert Moll presents a pioneering exploration of childhood sexuality that challenges contemporary perceptions of sexual development in children. Using a blend of psychoanalysis and empirical observation, Moll delves into the natural sexual behaviors and instincts of children, placing these within a broader framework of psychological growth. His literary style is characterized by a methodical analysis, employing case studies that underpin his arguments and situating his work within the burgeoning fields of child psychology and sexual education during the early 20th century. This book stands out not only for its controversial subject matter but also for its ethical approach in examining the psycho-sexual dynamics of children against the backdrop of Victorian and early modern attitudes toward sexuality and innocence. Albert Moll (1862-1939) was a German psychiatrist and one of the early figures in sexology who sought to illuminate aspects of human sexuality that society often wished to repress or ignore. His background in medicine and his interest in psychoanalytical theories led him to confront taboo topics, including the sexual perceptions of children, making him a controversial yet significant figure in the study of psycho-sexual development. Molls work is informed by his experiences treating patients and his desire to educate society about the realities of childhood sexual development. Readers interested in child psychology, sexuality, and the historical context of sexual education will find Molls insights not only enlightening but also essential for understanding the complexities of human development. "The Sexual Life of the Child" is a vital resource for anyone exploring the intersections of psychology, education, and sociology, offering a bold perspective that remains relevant in discussions about childhood and sexuality.In this enriched edition, we have carefully created added value for your reading experience:- A succinct Introduction situates the works timeless appeal and themes.- The Synopsis outlines the central plot, highlighting key developments without spoiling critical twists.- A detailed Historical Context immerses you in the eras events and influences that shaped the writing.- A thorough Analysis dissects symbols, motifs, and character arcs to unearth underlying meanings.- Reflection questions prompt you to engage personally with the works messages, connecting them to modern life.- Handpicked Memorable Quotes shine a spotlight on moments of literary brilliance.- Interactive footnotes clarify unusual references, historical allusions, and archaic phrases for an effortless, more informed read.

In "The Sex Side of Life: An Explanation for Young People," Mary Ware Dennett addresses the often-taboo subject of human sexuality with a refreshing candor and clarity that was groundbreaking for her time. Written in the early 20th century, the book employs an accessible and engaging literary style that reflects Dennetts commitment to education over sensationalism. Packed with scientifically grounded information and moral considerations, Dennett meticulously unpacks the physiological, emotional, and social dimensions of sexuality, positioning it within the broader context of human development and relationships, making it a vital resource for young readers navigating these complex topics. Mary Ware Dennett was a pioneering sex educator and birth control advocate, shaped by the early feminist movements that sought to demystify sexuality and promote public health. Her experiences as a mother and her work with the Voluntary Parenthood League influenced her conviction that comprehensive sexual education was essential for fostering equitable and informed relationships. DennettAos dedication to empowering young people with knowledge manifested in this work, showcasing her belief that education is vital for personal agency and societal progress. I highly recommend "The Sex Side of Life" for those interested in the historical evolution of sexual education and its implications for contemporary discourse. DennettAos respectful and thoughtful treatment of the subject provides valuable insights for parents, educators, and young adults alike, encouraging open dialogue and informed understanding of sexuality.

Lets talk about sex? Unfortunately still far too rare! In long-term relationships, everyday life often puts a damper on passion, robbing us of our most wonderful moments. But thats over nowthis book shows you how to rekindle the fire of desireand its going to get kinky, hot, and definitely not PG!Threesome sex, wild positions, anal play, extended foreplay or simply spending lots of time together in bed: Almost everyone entertains wishes, fantasies, and (secret) dreams, yet too often they remain just thatfantasy. Every fantasy can become reality, and this book shows you the path to a fulfilling sex life youve always wanted. Fundamentals like anatomy, pleasure zones, and positions are covered alongside field-tested tips for spicing up your everyday. Complex issues like orgasm difficulties arent left outbut above all, youll discover loads of playful inspiration to drive each other wild. Dont need an acrobatic position handbook? No worriesthis guide takes a different route, mixing kinky ideas with utterly practical advice for couples in any life phase. And no false shame: Whether golden showers, anal play, or dirty talkyoull learn with refreshing honesty everything youve always wanted to know!

Not long ago, doctors started a fieldwork in the area of sexology, and there are very few of them who adventure themselves in this field and write about what they know. Among them, only a smaller number choose the delicate subject that Doctor Celso Marzano has chosen. Only after years of clinical work and with confidence on his work and on himself is that he chose to write about this human behavior matter.Its already been written that we, Brazilians, because of the importance that we give to this subject, are sodomites. If we are or not, there is no doubt: we are. The question isnt even if we are more or less than other people. The question is that, in order to be a sodomite, we need to act wisely. And in this book we have an analysis, a guide, not with recipes and hygiene advices, but with a new light upon the secrets of the myth that surrounds anal sex.Being impartial when it comes to delicate issues can challenge creativity and maturity. And reading this book, the reader will observe that the author owns both characteristics. And thats rare among the elite that we have described at the beginning of this preface.Taking responsible information, free of prejudice to those who are interested in the subject is not an easy task. People who are dedicated to sexology know how intensely this matter moves in society. Some religions used anal sex practice as an example of typical sinful human behavior. Feminists dressed it as the ultimate proof of the desire that sexists have for humiliating women. This book studies the subject through the eyes of a constructive and guided sexology, not losing sight that the future will give this practice the destiny that the past wasnt bold enough to foresee. In spite of this future, we have here a study that deserves to be read and analyzed as a new challenge to conquer over prejudices and make people aware of the motivations and consequences of sodomy.Md. Eliezer Berenst

The case of Daniel Paul Schreber was one of the most emblematic cases for Sigmund Freud, although the father of psychoanalysis never had a personal encounter with Schreber. Freuds analysis of the case was published in "Psychoanalytic Notes Upon an Autobiographical Account of a Case of Paranoia" in 1911, after reading Schrebers book: "Memoirs of My Nervous Illness (1903)". Through his work, Schreber became one of the most complex figures in the history of psychoanalysis, and his case became globally recognized once Freud analyzed it. Reading Freud is, as always, a journey of discovery in this endless ocean called the human being.

Havelock Elliss monumental work, "The Psychology of Sex," spans six volumes, offering an exhaustive exploration of sexual behavior, identity, and societal norms through a blend of psychological analysis and cultural critique. Written in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Elliss pioneering approach intertwines scientific inquiry with a narrative style that is both accessible and richly detailed. This seminal text not only maps the biological and psychological underpinnings of human sexuality but also delves into broader themes of gender, morality, and the impact of societal constraints on sexual expression, positioning the work within the burgeoning field of sexology during a time of great socio-political change. Havelock Ellis, a prominent English physician and social reformer, brought a radical lens to topics often shrouded in taboo. His progressive views on sexuality, influenced by the early feminist movement and his collaboration with contemporary thinkers, shed light on the complexities of sexual identity and human behavior. Elliss combination of clinical observation and humanistic philosophy reflects his commitment to destigmatizing sexual discourse, a mission that deeply informed his writing process. This landmark series is essential reading for anyone interested in the evolution of sexual psychology and the cultural implications of sexual identity. Elliss insightful analysis resonates with contemporary discussions surrounding sexuality and offers historical context crucial for understanding modern perspectives. Readers will find themselves compelled by Elliss lucid prose and thorough research, making this work an indispensable addition to both academic and personal libraries.

Havelock Ellis groundbreaking work, The Psychology of Sex spans six volumes and delves deeply into the psychological aspects of human sexuality. Ellis writing is characterized by its scientific approach, careful observation, and nuanced analysis of sexual behavior and identity. Published in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the book challenged prevailing societal attitudes towards sex and paved the way for a more open discussion on the subject. Through a combination of case studies, research findings, and theoretical considerations, Ellis offers readers a comprehensive exploration of the complexities of human sexuality, making his work a seminal contribution to the field of psychology and sexology. His meticulous attention to detail and his empathetic approach to his subjects reflect his commitment to understanding and destigmatizing sexual experiences, making The Psychology of Sex a timeless and relevant read for anyone interested in the intersection of psychology and human behavior.