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From: Lucio 
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Subject: Waves
Date: 16 Dec 1995 20:48:03 GMT
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While reading Kathryn Norberg's essay, "The Libertine Whore",
I came across the following quotation from an eighteenth century
pornographic novel:

". . . drown in delirium and each other's fuck."

The first thing which struck me was the use of fuck as a 
noun signifying a substance.  (The scene described is an orgy
among five musketeers and the heroine of the novel.)

Later in the essay Norberg, while discussing the genre in general, 
writes, "Nor do the anatomical facts of sexual difference hinder
the prostitute in her search for pleasure, because male and 
female experience the sexual act in a virtually identical manner.
As orgasm approaches, both become delirious and then
'discharge' repeatedly, spewing forth 'waves of hot fuck.'  
Whore and client are 'drowned,' 'drenched' and 'bathed' in a 
celestial liquid that is both male and female.

The use of the term celestial liquid is interesting.  I know that
in various newsgroups debates rage from time to time on the 
subject of female ejaculation.  Eighteenth and nineteenth century
pornography is full of the imagery of gushing liquid issuing from 
the genitals of orgasmic women.  Perhaps this imagery should be 
seen as more metaphoric than physiological.  The "waves of hot
fuck" are not some mysterious bodily fluid but a "celestial
liquid" which washes over both male and female "in a virtually
identical manner."  Because the spurting out of semen in the 
male is so apparent and obvious, this seemed to constitute the
man's contribution to this "celestial liquid".  It then followed
that there must be a similar contribution from the woman. 

But is this search for physical fluids misguided?  Perhaps there 
is no female counterpart to semen because semen is unimportant.
Perhaps the "waves of hot fuck" have another reality which has
nothing to do with the damp spot on the sheets.

Lucio

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