SEXIS WRONG

The practice of having sex with a statue was common among
worshippers of the god Priapus, where virgins were first to
be pene trated by him. This prac tice was later relegated to a
priest or magistrate. However, even in the twentieth century,
young Indian vir gins were known to use sacred phalluses to
break their hymens before marriage.
A few ancient statues had removable penises to facil itate their
use as dildos. Several statues of Catholic fertility saints—including,
among others, St. Foutin, St. Guerlichon, St. Gilles,
and St. Rene—were equipped with a large phallus. The Protestants
demolished a church at Orange in 1562 to find a large
wooden phallus that had been covered with leather, and 23
years later found people at Embrun still worshipping the statue
of St. Foutin by pouring wine onto its penis. (Sex in History
by G. Rattray Taylor, pp 269-70.)
Today some men still prefer the multidimensional aspect of
these forms to two-dimensional printed erotica. One case
was reported of a man who as a twelve-year-old boy became
enamored of a life-size statue at a museum when his mother
called it obscene. Later, he spotted two small statues in a
store window and purchased them. He began
using them while masturbating and at the age
of 34 had not broken the habit, even though
he was married. Another case was that of a
window dresser who felt compelled to masturbate
whenever he saw a nude mannequin. His
first sexual experience was at the age of fourteen when he
was forced to per form fellatio on his supervisor as they sat on
mannequins. He developed the desire to not only rub against
a mannequin to masturbate but to have another man watch.
(The Sexual Fetish by Robert Tralins, pp 27, 46.)
A few people in today’s S/M community use a psychological
form of restraint where the person, like a statue, is not to
move or respond to the fondling actions of his or her partner.
And people everywhere seem fascinated with the royal
guards at Buckingham Palace for their statue-like imperviousness.
Bee Stings
(Melissophilia; Entomocism—use of insects; Entomophilia—
arousal from insects; Formicophilia—arousal from ants.) Bee
stings are used to extend the dura tion of orgasm, enhance
sensations of the penis, and increase its circumference.
Bee stings were once used as a folk remedy by arthritis sufferers.
The insects were captured and held on the affected
joint until they stung. The poison and the swelling it caused
alleviated much of the pain in their joints.
One male, having observed his grandpar ents using bees for
this purpose and later having a female friend throw a bee on
his genitals as a joke, discovered that the sting on his penis
extended the duration and intensity of his orgasm. Realizing
that the bee sting was almost painless, he developed his own
procedure, which con sisted of catching two bees in a jar and
shaking it to make the bees dizzy to prevent their flying away.
They were then grabbed by both wings so that they were
unable to twist around and sting. Each bee was placed just
below each side of the glans and pushed to encourage it to
sting. (Stings to the glans do not produce desired swelling,
and the venom sac tends to penetrate the skin too deeply,
causing difficulty in removing them.)
Bees leave their stingers in the penis and are not able to sting
other parts of the body. Stingers have a small venom sac that
pumps the remaining poison into the flesh before removal.
Stings on the penis, unlike other areas, resemble the bite of
a mosquito. The primary discomfort is produced by subsequent
itching, although the penis will also become tender and
swell. A thick twine or leather strip tied around the base, allowing
enough space to insert two fingers between the penis
In 1877 “a gardener fell in love
with a statue of the Venus of Milo
and was discovered attempting
coitus with it.”
and string, restricts the swelling in the penis from dissi pating
into the body but will not cut off cir culation. In this case the
circumference of the man’s penis increased from 6.5 inches
to 9.5 inches. Swelling is greatest on the second day. There
are two unexpected effects, however. The swollen outer skin
may restrict blood flow into the penis, and the swelling can
become lopsided or uneven if pressure is applied on only one
side.
Caution: Poisonous venom can have serious effects on about
5% of the populace. Any of the following symptoms of anaphylactic
shock following a bee sting require emergency
medical care: difficulty breathing, chest pain, dizziness, nausea
or vomiting, edema or general swelling, blue coloration
of lips, weak pulse.
Cat-fighting
Cat-fighting is a fight without rules between two women.
They scratch, bite, gouge, pull hair, and rip clothing. Cat fights
appeal to men who hope to catch a glimpse of forbidden
flesh as fighters tear clothing. Fighting also provides vicarious
thrills similar to when one watches professional male box ers
and wrestlers. How ever, the difference between them is that
men do not want to see serious injury or nose bleeds on the
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