Chapter 70 The Anguish of a Sex Master

Iris, the master of sexology, is a person who suffers from sex in real life. It can be said that he engages in sex research in order to understand his distress. Sex is mysterious and deeply private, but sex gurus are the ones who talk openly about it.This inevitably makes people speculate: What is the motive for such willful behavior? British Dr. Ellis was a master of sexology earlier than Freud, and the first scientist who systematically collected data on human sexual behavior. From 1896 to 1928, he successively published books called The series of monographs of "Research on Sexual Psychology" immediately aroused angry criticism in the conservative and hypocritical society of the Victorian era. The court listed it as a banned book, thinking that the book was obscene, evil, obscene, and shameful. , it is a disguised strategy to try to sell obscene books under the guise of science.

What kind of person is Dr. Ellis?Why so sexually exuberant?In fact, in real life, Iris is not lewd, obscene, or shameful at all. He is even a person suffering from sex. It can be said that he is engaged in sexual research in order to understand his own distress. When he was thirty-two years old , had sex with a woman for the first time, and didn't feel the real pleasure of sex until he was fifty-nine. This distress may be related to his sexual preference that seeing a woman urinate can cause sexual arousal.For the sake of science, he explained in inhumane privacy that this sexual preference came from childhood experience: when he was twelve years old, he went to the London Zoo with his mother, and my mother stood still because of the urgent need to urinate. Immediately there was a sound of slag falling to the ground, and when the mother found that her gaffe had attracted Iris' attention, she embarrassedly told him not to watch.But maybe there was something wrong with the mother's urinary system, and similar situations happened again and again. The young Iris automatically acted as a guardian, paying attention to whether others approached.Iris believes that it was this early experience that caused his sexual preferences to be different from ordinary people in the future.

Although Alice's own sex life is not satisfactory, he has repeatedly emphasized in his works that sex is natural and beautiful.He doesn't complain, and has the courage to face his weaknesses and face his own soul.