Love: A Treatise on the Science of Sex-attraction: for the use of Physicians and Students of Medical JurisprudenceTalmey, Bernard Simon
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Love: A Treatise on the Science of Sex-attraction: for the use of Physicians and Students of Medical Jurisprudence
Talmey, Bernard Simon
Sex
Masturbation also causes that form of increased erethism, connected
with female impotency, in which the orgasm no longer occurs during
the conjugal embrace. For this reason the victim prefers solitary
indulgence even after marriage.
In Moll’s case the woman, thirty years of age, mother of several
children, is happily married, loves her husband and is loved in
return. Yet coition does not gratify her in the least. She finds
satisfaction only in solitary stupro manu by which orgasm is induced
in the highest degree. In this way there are times, when the patient
who is a modest, moral woman, practises autoeroticism several times a
day.
To this class of patients belong the cases recorded by Loiman,
Laker, and others. The sexual functions were originally normal and
satisfaction was possible in the normal way. Through excessive
masturbation, however, the nerves became so weakened that normal
coition did not give the desired satisfaction.
In Troggler’s case the woman had practised autoeroticism excessively
from her thirteenth year and found satisfaction fricando et trahendo
clitoridem. When she began to have normal concarnatio at the age
of eighteen, she found that she could not obtain satisfaction for
her excessively increased voluptuous desire except manuali fricando
clitoridis inter coitum.
In Laker’s case of a married woman, twenty-four years of age, the
patient never experienced the least satisfaction in concarnatione with
her husband, while she found the desired effect in autoeroticism,
especially in mutuo stupro manu.
In another of the same author’s cases a woman of thirty-four years
of age practised stuprum manu mutuum and found great satisfaction in
this activity. At the age of nineteen she was married and in spite of
mutual affection she could not experience any libido. This fact did
not prevent her from giving birth to two healthy children.
In another of Troggler’s cases, the woman, twenty-five years of age,
was induced to practise autoeroticism when eleven years of age. On
account of her increased sexual desires she began to have complexus
venereus when fifteen years old. But she could not find the least
satisfaction in congressu, although she practised it with a number of
different men. Only stuprum manu offered her the desired libido.
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