The Japanese Family Planning Association, concerned about falling birth rates, terms these internet ***ual young men as "herbivores", lacking desire for flesh-to-flesh connection. The question, of course, remains the age-old one: How do we parse desire, particularly the "dark continent," as Freud put it, of female desire?
Webcam girls are paid to strip off and put on erotic shows for internet viewers, and they make quite the comfortable living doing it. Interestingly, although the notion of having a female protagonist explore cl***cally male territory was what drew her to researching the book, Witt didn't think she was going to put herself in it when she started.
A self-help book, The Ethical ***: A Practical Guide to Polyamory, Open Relationships & Other Adventures - which seeks to reclaim the word '***' in the same manner as 'queer' - posits that for many people, long-term monogamy is neither "normal" nor "natural".
While I'd guess Witt is more likely these days to entertain irregular scenarios in her head than to actually undertake them, I can see how her explorations have been liberating-untangling her from the skeins of the narrative that still ensnares many of her friends, which insists that there is something tragic about "hitting 38 and not having a husband or kids." Heck, just reading Witt's book made me feel more open to erotic adventure, prompting me to wonder why I hadn't taken up with-or at least experimented with-the man who wanted to bypass all the courtship roundelay and asked me to show up at his apartment wearing a raincoat and nothing underneath.
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