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
The young people should further be in full sympathy with each other’s
views of life. The reason why so many marriages of to-day prove
failures is that this rule is disregarded. Modern men are drunk with
sensual pleasure and lay an exaggerated emphasis on physical qualities.
They do not look for responsiveness and sympathy in their future
partners but for vulgar eroticism. Animal sensuality in all its organic
spontaneity control their choosing of a wife. Hence she is often taken
from such walks of life where pleasure is the chief aim of existence.
No wonder that such actually bought happiness soon languishes, and
the man finds that the woman he has chosen as his life-partner has
nothing in common with him except the mania for pleasure. The craze for
luxuries of home and dress and the extravagance of the entire mode of
living has taken such a hold upon modern women that most of them sell
themselves into matrimony to the first man whom they consider able to
provide them with luxuries, without regard to the manly qualities such
as courage, intelligence, education, culture, generosity and chivalry,
qualities which in former times made men attractive to women.
The parties contracting marriage should be of suitable age. A
difference in age from seven to fifteen years will bring the happiest
results. In our climate a woman’s sexual life ceases about the age of
forty-five, and man’s about sixty. Hence there is a difference of about
fifteen years in favor of the man.[CM] In our climate the best age for
women to become wives and mothers is from twenty-four to twenty-eight
years.[CN] If the man is then about ten years older, the couple is
physically well mated.
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