Penthouse Magazine UK, Vol.07, No.2 - 1972 by Penthouse Publications Ltd

Author:Penthouse Publications Ltd.
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Penthouse Magazine, Penthouse, Magazines, Men's Magazines, Men's Magazines--1970s, magazines--1972, Isaac Asimov, Soviet Union, spies, lesbianism
Published: 1972-03-15T00:00:00+00:00

in impossible adventures, and leaving behin a long trail of willingly Casanova was an extre though admitted slipping sheath tied tastefully with method of contracept was not his favour to shut myself up in a prove that | am alive” he is quoted as saying to one Venetian maiden. He preferred two-ounce golden balls, made specially for him by a jeweller, which were inserted in the vagina. Casanova's 12-volume Mémoires were not published until some 20 years after his death, and then only in an abridged version. The full original text, now in print, is as remarkable for its portrait of 18th-century European life at all levels of society as for the descriptions of his innumerable sexual conquests. Castalian Order: Medieval religious order in which monks and nuns had to sleep together with only a crucifix between them and ‘‘resist es eful lover, sheep’s- gut n was one a used, but it o think | am going piece of dead skin to temptation”. Predictably, many succumbed. castration: Removal of the testicles and/or penis, a practice common throughout the East where eunuchs were used as harem guards. A description of the operation in China is contained in an 1877 issue of the Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society. After the parts to be removed had been bathed three times with hot pepper-water, they were cut off as closely as possible with a curved knife resembling a small sickle. The wound was bound with bandages, which were kept on for three days, during which the unfortunate patient was in terrible agony — not only because he had lost his genitals but also because he couldn't urinate. Usually only the testicles were removed, but if the penis also had been cut off a metal, bamboo or straw tube was inserted later to allow urination.’Castration of the testicles as a torture was done by the Chinese in several ways: crushing, searing with red-hot irons, tearing from the body, or binding with a tight cord, which made them shrivel up. In 17th-and 18th-century Italy gifted male singers were frequently castrated before puberty to preserve their contralto and soprano voices Known as castrat/, they were enormously popular both in Italy and England; Handel wrote a number of operas for them. Curiously, physiological changes in castrati made their bodies develop far more than other men, so audiences could watch the unusual spectacle of men with striking physiques singing in the highest ranges. More recently, studies of men who have been accidentally castrated have shown they can often retain complete sexual function. Kinsey concluded that, though hormones are lost, ‘there is no demonstrated relationship between any of the hormones and an individual’s response to particular sorts of psychologic stimuli, an individual's interest in partners of a particular sex, or an individual’s utilization techniques in his or her sexual activity.” castration complex: In psychoanalysis, a fear of being deprived of the male sexual organs. Associated with Freud’s Oedipus complex; a boy infatuated with his mother may be afraid of castration by the jealous father.

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