Love: A Treatise on the Science of Sex-attraction: for the use of Physicians and Students of Medical JurisprudenceTalmey, Bernard Simon
Science
Love: A Treatise on the Science of Sex-attraction: for the use of Physicians and Students of Medical Jurisprudence
Talmey, Bernard Simon
Sex
This author saw a man with numerous scars and cuts on his arm. Every
time, the man explained, he wished to approach his young wife he first
had to make a cut in his arm. She would then suck the wound and during
this act become violently excited sexually.
Blumroder saw a man bitten in the breast by his consort during
conjugation in the great sexual excitement at the acme of libido.
One of the author’s patients, a lady of good social standing, thirty
years of age, took great delight, while sitting on her consort’s lap,
in biting the lobes of his ears or his arms, until he screamed with
pain. He always carried marks of her teeth on his body. Post initum
the face of this otherwise pretty woman became distorted. She lay for
some time with open mouth, showing her teeth, and her face assuming an
ironical, cruel expression.
In Moll’s case absolute frigidity is combined with sadism. The woman,
twenty-six years of age, has been married for eight years and has one
child. She presents signs of hysteria and neurasthenia. She never had
any desire congressionis and until her marriage remained ignorant of
any knowledge of sexual matters. Initus to her is not only no pleasure
but on the contrary a distasteful act, and the repugnance of it has
constantly increased. She can not conceive how the lumbus can have
anything to do with love. She loves her husband and finds decided
pleasure in kissing him. But while kissing him she experiences great
lust when allowed to bite him. She would find the greatest pleasure
if she could so bite him that his blood would flow. She was better
satisfied, if instead of having commixtio she was bitten by her
husband and allowed to bite him. When her biting caused her husband
too much pain she regretted the act.
A few years ago the author treated a patient, a French lady of
thirty-five years of age, who had normal genital organs and was
otherwise well, except that she was laid up in a hospital in Paris
for eight weeks with rheumatism. She found great delight in having
her consort sugere et osculare mammas. She always requested him to
continue this practice for a considerable length of time. At the
height of the orgasm in complexu venereo, her face becomes distorted
by ferocity, taking on a cruel look and showing her teeth. At the
same time she has spasms of the muscles of the back, by which the
entire body is bent backwards, the spinal column forming a convex
arc at the anterior aspect, the veritable opisthotonus often seen in
grand hysteria. After the paroxysm she invariably tries to choke her
consort, but desists from her intent before she has done any real harm
or having caused him any real pain.
Hausler reports the case of a pregnant woman who had a great desire
for her husband’s blood. Several times, while he was asleep, she
stabbed him and sucked his blood.
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