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Fifty Shades of Grey: The Benefits that Fetishes Bring to a Relationship

Let's talk about Fifty Shades of Gray, the world's fetishist bestseller, written by the British author E. L. James. An absolute commercial success, the work is loved and hated by many. Despite the polemics, the troubled story between the protagonist couple Anastasia Steele and Christian Grey has a merit that cannot be denied: the overwhelming literary success gave rise to a heated debate about sexual practices that have always been surrounded by taboos and prejudices. An increasing number of researches begin to prove in a scientific way that followers of the so-called BDSM (bondage and discipline, domination and submission, sadism and masochism) can obtain from these activities a series of physical and mental benefits, about which the community of practitioners already knew for a long time. In a 2013 study, researchers interviewed 902 people who performed BDSM practices regularly and 434 "vanilla" individuals, a term used to refer to those who have convention

The First Tip for Writing a Book

    How to write a book, step by step? We all think we have a book to write inside of us, whether it is a pure work of our imagination, with fantastic worlds and extraordinary beings, or telling stories of overcoming our own lives or even a theoretical work on some subject that we master. And, really, many people have this important book to write. Deep down, the essential difference between the actual writers and those who only dream about is one: the real writers write and generally publish their books, while the others just postpone this activity, thinking it is unattainable. Writing a book is not such a complicated task. It requires only discipline and a knowledge of the techniques and principles to produce a quality work. But if we were to divide the work of writing into three steps, these steps would be more or less like what follows, and this is true for works of fiction, such as novels, novels or short stories, and works of non-fiction, such as works of general knowledge,

Pius II: The pope who wrote a porn tale

The Tale of Two Lovers, written in 1444 by Aeneas Sylvius Piccolomini, was a medieval bestseller. With spicy illustrations about love between a married woman and a young Italian, the book was very successful with the adult public. But one distinction makes it even more interesting: the author of the book would later become Pope Pius II. The pope in question was a different person. Compared to a free-spirited hippie, he left his family after turning 18, attending university and working as a professor in Florence. He then served as secretary to the Bishop of Fermo and was sent by Cardinal Albergati to a secret mission in Scotland in 1435. There, he had a son out of wedlock. Once, Piccolomini had written to a friend: "He who has never truly felt the flames of love is only a stone". But the loving flame of his youth was extinguished when he reached adulthood: after joining the priesthood at the age of 40, he wrote: "When you see a woman, you think you see the de

WHAT IS MPREG? A SCIENTIFIC OUTLOOK

Male pregnancy is the incubation of one or more embryos or foetuses by a male of any species. In almost all heterogeneous species of animals are usually generated by the female until birth, but in fish of the family Syngnathidae (pipefish and seahorses), the males perform this function. Male pregnancy in the human species occurs only in transsexual men, if they maintain their reproductive organs by not performing the hysterectomy. This fact can occur through artificial insemination, corrective rape, homosexual relations with cisgender men or even through heterosexual relations with transgender women or transvestites. In order for this fact to occur in those who already use hormone treatment, it is necessary to interrupt the hormone for a period not yet specified by medicine, but which, for previous known cases, can be calculated between three and six months of interruption. Sources: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob=ArticleURL&_udi=B6VRT-49SN5B1-5&_user=10&am