Beata has written a book
For a new sexual revolution that advocates not only for the free expression of desire, but also for the free expression of a lack of desire.
For despite all the wonderful and important feminist and sex-positive efforts to break down taboos and eliminate shame, this remains a shameful taboo: not having sex, not wanting it, or wanting it but having difficulties with it. Sex is not only suppressed, but in its overburdened, meaning-laden form, it also acts as a form of suppression in and of itself. Shouldn’t the radical realization of “Express yourself, don’t repress yourself” also convey this message: “Express your (so-called) impotence—don’t repress it!”?
"We won't be free from the suffering caused by sex by mastering it, but by learning to fail at it."
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