Sexuality Quotes - Page 7

After making love there is nothing like making love, slowly, idly, like walking without a destination, or swimming in a warm sea.

One is that if women’s sexuality in Africa wasn’t under assault, if women were able to say no, if women weren’t subject to predatory attacks by men, or predatory behavior generally, then you would have a disease in Africa called AIDS. But you wouldn’t have a pandemic.

When I travel, I get lovesick. Well, they call it chlamydia.

I don't like doing anything that makes you sweat if you don't come at the end of it.

I CAME INTO THIS WORLD TO ROB YOUR HEART, IN THE SAME WAY AS YOU CAME INTO THIS WORLD TO ROB MY VIRGINITY." ~Emily

Books that glorify virginity demean women with healthy sex drives who aren't married to Jesus.

Love, he does not know this word, and worse, he does not know that feeling in his existence. ~Emily

There was no world, no land, no god or heaven or earth outside of their two bodies naked and trembling in the act of love.

I hung a picture of him above my bed and learned by hand the internal workings of the female combustion engine.

Thinking about the bed leaves you horny, but thinking beyond the bed gives you honor, freedom and wisdom.

...I remember a rainy, depressing afternoon when she remarked 'What a pity we can't make love, there's nothing else to do,' and he agreed that it was and there wasn't.

Discipline your sexuality for it has the proclivity to cause a productivity that can influence now and posterity.

Sex is the alpha and enlightenment is the omega. Sex is the first step of the spiritual journey, and enlightenment is the last step of the spiritual journey.

Our basic relationship to sex mirrors our whole relationship to life.

Sexuality is the door to love, and love is the door to silence, to the divine.

In adopting a patently false but stubbornly clung-to mythology of human sexuality that makes demons out of natural drives, we've entered a stage of moral sickness, not of moral health.

The psychologist Charles Moser, for example, pointed out that those inclined to divide the "sane" from the "insane" in terms of frequency of sex and intensity of desires overlook the possibility that sex itself may be the most meaningful part of a person's life, "which appropriately can take precedence over other activities".

Someone could be paraphilic in both his erotic target and his favorite sex act. I mean, really, any pellismophilic nebulophile (someone whose most passionate moments involve masturbating in the foggy mist while listening to a person stutter) can see that.

Nothing spices up one's sex life like having a partner.

Sex should be about mutual enjoyment, connection, the borrowing from another’s fire at a moment when you want it most.