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We’ve seen in the first part of this series what the origin is of sexual suppression and repression among humans according to various sources available today. In this second part we’ll take a closer look at how the biological and social mechanisms behind sexual suppression and repression are implemented. Read more ⟶

I’ve been communicating with a young man from Belgium for a few weeks, and I thought it would be beneficial for other people around the world to publish some of our email correspondence here on my blog. I’m doing this with permission from him, and I’ve changed his name to ‘John’ so that he can remain anonymous. Our correspondence has been translated from Dutch to English by me. Read more ⟶

Results of a recently published study on the website of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences in the United States of America (PNAS) confirm that there’s no biological difference between men and women when it comes to the way their brains respond to sexual images. As stated by professor Laan: “This research shows once again that men and women are equal in terms of sexuality. Read more ⟶

Author Lucy-Anne Holmes explains how she managed to reclaim her sexuality in an article published on The Guardian titled “‘I wanted to explore my own pleasure’ – how I rebooted my sex life” (May 18th 2019). It’s an interesting read and confirms many of the things I’ve been blogging about for years now regarding the suppression and repression of female sexuality in societies around the world. Read more ⟶

Maybe I should start giving relationship and dating advice online because the advice I see being given by others is fucking stupid. Like this example I saw yesterday on The Guardian, where a woman complains about her husband not having given her an orgasm for three years. Here’s what she said: I have been married to my husband for seven years and we have been together for 10. In the beginning, the sex was amazing. Read more ⟶

A lack of regular, good and fulfilling sex in your life can have a serious negative impact on your intelligence, especially in the long term. The more chronic this lack of sex becomes, the more serious the psychological (mental, emotional, intellectual) problems become. Read more ⟶

The link between a chronic lack of good and fulfilling sex and various physical, mental and emotional problems is becoming increasingly more obvious. In the past I had already discussed how a lack of sex causes mental and emotional problems. Read more ⟶

An article published in Dagblad Suriname on September 18th, 2015 mentions a “Sex in the City” youth conference that recently took place in Suriname. The conference is an initiative by an organization called “Rules of the Arena.” According to an article on ChristiansTT.com written by Ian Cummings: The Rules of the Arena was birthed in the United States in 2005 by Rev. Ian E. Read more ⟶

People sometimes mention during discussions, the fact that Carl Jung had issues with Sigmund Freud’s sexual theories, implying that Freud’s theories are somehow not valid, or at the very least, that we should not put too much weight on them. So in this post I want to briefly take a look at this. Read more ⟶

With the exception of a few societies in European countries such as Iceland, there’s this notion in societies around the world that people have to go through an elaborate game of courtship before they can be together more intimately. Read more ⟶

I recently saw an episode of House of Cards where Francis Underwood, the lead character played by Kevin Spacey, mentions that “a great man once said: everything is about sex, except sex; sex is about power.” I thought that was an interesting quote and wondered who that great man was. After some investigation (I Googled), I found out that it’s a quote by Oscar Wilde: Everything in the world is about sex except sex. Read more ⟶

Here’s another clear example of female sexual suppression in society: A sex scene featuring actress Evan Rachel Wood was cut out of the movie “Charlie Countryman” by the MPAA because apparently it showed oral sex being performed on Wood’s character while she was enjoying herself. Read more ⟶

When we look at people in societies around the world it appears that they often have a very complex and diverse set of needs that have to be met in order for them to live their lives in a satisfactory way. Indeed it would appear that all these people are so very different from one another with regard to their needs and desires, even though they’re all humans. Read more ⟶

Almost a year ago I wrote the first part of this article series on Understanding Women. Shortly after publishing the first part, I wrote three more parts where I dived into some of the background information and details that I left out of the first part in order to keep it relatively short. Since then I’ve discovered more information on the subject that I want to discuss in this fifth part of this series. Read more ⟶

A recently published article titled “Benefit or burden? Attraction in cross-sex friendship” in the Journal of Social and Personal Relationships confirms what many of us have known for a long time now, namely that it’s quite difficult for men and women to be just friends. Read more ⟶

This is the fourth part of my article on Understanding Women. The first part can be found here, the second part here and the third part here. If you haven’t yet read them, I recommend reading them first so that you can better understand the rest of this fourth part. A lot of what we’ve been taught about the world we live in is simply wrong. Read more ⟶

This is the third part of my article on Understanding Women. The first part can be found here and the second part here. If you haven’t yet read them, I recommend reading them first so that you can better understand the rest of this third part. Humanity has been hijacked. To a very great degree we’ve lost our beautiful women who were both pure at heart and at mind. The kind of women we can now only read about in fantasy stories. Read more ⟶

This is the second part of my article on Understanding Women. The first part can be found here. If you haven’t yet read it, I recommend reading it so that you can better understand the rest of this second part. I want to use this second part of my article on Understanding Women to go into more detail on some of the things I discussed in the first part. For people who are new to the theories of Dr. Read more ⟶