Different Loving: The World of Sexual Dominance & Submission
Different LovingA Complete Exploration of the World of Sexual Dominance and SubmissionBy William Brame, Gloria Brame, Jon JacobsPaperback; 560 pages"A detailed, eye-opening account of the real sexual underground in America . . . a thorough and serious study." - PlayboyIn order to understand unusual sexualities such as dominance and submission, one first has to consider the question 'What is normal?' If the unique function of sex is reproductive-and the only reason men and women should engage in sex is for the purpose of creating a new life-then only heterosexual intercourse is normal. By this standard, many common acts, even contraception, must be considered aberrant. Reproductive relevance was the Victorian standard of normalcy, and even today many of the laws in the United States still abide by that model. But people have always pursued sex for both reproduction and for pleasure and well-being.We start from the premise that sex for pleasure is a normal human drive and is acceptable when it brings pleasure to both partners. From this perspective, D&S is simply a 'different' kind of loving.We hope to add to the greater body of knowledge about what people really do behind closed doors with the people they most love and trust. Perhaps Different Loving will help open the door for further research into the mystery, beauty, and complexity of human life and its diverse expressions.
Different LovingA Complete Exploration of the World of Sexual Dominance and SubmissionBy William Brame, Gloria Brame, Jon JacobsPaperback; 560 pages"A detailed, eye-opening account of the real sexual underground in America . . . a thorough and serious study." - PlayboyIn order to understand unusual sexualities such as dominance and submission, one first has to consider the question 'What is normal?' If the unique function of sex is reproductive-and the only reason men and women should engage in sex is for the purpose of creating a new life-then only heterosexual intercourse is normal. By this standard, many common acts, even contraception, must be considered aberrant. Reproductive relevance was the Victorian standard of normalcy, and even today many of the laws in the United States still abide by that model. But people have always pursued sex for both reproduction and for pleasure and well-being.We start from the premise that sex for pleasure is a normal human drive and is acceptable when it brings pleasure to both partners. From this perspective, D&S is simply a 'different' kind of loving.We hope to add to the greater body of knowledge about what people really do behind closed doors with the people they most love and trust. Perhaps Different Loving will help open the door for further research into the mystery, beauty, and complexity of human life and its diverse expressions.
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Different LovingA Complete Exploration of the World of Sexual Dominance and SubmissionBy William Brame, Gloria Brame, Jon JacobsPaperback; 560 pages"A detailed, eye-opening account of the real sexual underground in America . . . a thorough and serious study." - PlayboyIn order to understand unusual sexualities such as dominance and submission, one first has to consider the question 'What is normal?' If the unique function of sex is reproductive-and the only reason men and women should engage in sex is for the purpose of creating a new life-then only heterosexual intercourse is normal. By this standard, many common acts, even contraception, must be considered aberrant. Reproductive relevance was the Victorian standard of normalcy, and even today many of the laws in the United States still abide by that model. But people have always pursued sex for both reproduction and for pleasure and well-being.We start from the premise that sex for pleasure is a normal human drive and is acceptable when it brings pleasure to both partners. From this perspective, D&S is simply a 'different' kind of loving.We hope to add to the greater body of knowledge about what people really do behind closed doors with the people they most love and trust. Perhaps Different Loving will help open the door for further research into the mystery, beauty, and complexity of human life and its diverse expressions.
