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
There is no need for a revolutionary change of the marriage relations
as proposed by the different brands of race-culture. The ultimate
apotheosis of the world will never be reached by the superman on the
terms of Nietzsche. The novel and revolutionary doctrine as to choice
of parents has sprung in essentially unbalanced minds. If only those
undesirables who become a public charge, either in prisons or in
asylums—and sooner or later they all land there—are one way or another
prevented from the propagation of their kind, the anti-selection, now
at work, would cease. The degeneration of the human race could be
stopped, even under the present conditions of human cultivation.
CHAPTER XXI
SEX-HYGIENE FOR ADULTS
_Engagement._—The boy and girl who, by the proper and circumspect
management of home and school, have succeeded to remain pure and chaste
until their marriageable age need certain lessons in sexual hygiene to
secure the desired happiness in their future married life.
In the first place they ought to know that true marriage must be
founded upon true love, not upon sensuality. Marriage founded upon
blind passion, aroused by external qualities, is not capable of
enhancing the spiritual and corporal resources of man and will never
bring true happiness of any considerable duration. Real happiness
does not lie in the realization of the desires. Only true love, not
sensuality, can give life or enrich the life of the married couple.
The essential for a happy union is that the contracting parties should
be more or less each other’s equal. The “law of parity” is especially
true in marriage. Like selects like. The young people should be of the
same social position and, if possible, of equal education. Love is the
union of sentiment, and lasting happiness in marriage is only possible
where there is perfect understanding between husband and wife.
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