Sexual behavior

Definition and stakes

Albert Moll,  The Sexual Life of the Child

“ Only we must not strain at gnats and swallow camels. It is no sign of true esthetic orix moral sensitiveness for a person to be shocked by 'Ghosts,' 'Mrs. Warren's Profession,' or 'The Sexual Life of the Child,' who finds pleasant diversion in the treatment of sex-behavior in the ordinary novel, newspaper, or play. ”
Source: Gutenberg

Portrait of Havelock Ellis Havelock Ellis,  Studies in the Psychology of Sex…

“ Moreover, since the constitution of society has largely been in the hands of men, the nature of the sexual impulse in men has largely been expressed in the written and unwritten codes of social law. The sexual instinct in women is much more elusive. This, indeed, is involved at the outset in the organic psychological play of male and female, manifesting itself in the phenomena of modesty and courting. The same elusiveness, the same mocking mystery, meet us throughout when we seek to investigate the manifestations of the sexual impulse in women. ”
Source: Gutenberg

Portrait of E. Heinrich Kisch E. Heinrich Kisch,  The sexual life of woman in its physiological…

“ Such unnatural stimulation of the female is not infrequently practiced by the male—by the lover and even by the husband—it may be because he himself derives pleasure from such perverted practices, and wishes to obtain sexual gratification without the risk of impregnation, or because he is himself incompetent for normal complete intercourse. ”
Source: Gutenberg

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