Sex. 100 Seiten

Despite the sexual revolution and subsequent social enlightenment, the current constant loop of pornography in advertising, film, and the internet still prevents us from developing freely in our sexuality. The oversupply of sex does not lead to the overcoming of outdated taboos, but rather creates new difficulties and uncertainties. Does it have to stay this way? No, says Katrin Rönicke. But to change this, we must confront the topic, just as she does in this book, personally and courageously. She writes explicitly and concretely about sexuality in childhood, stimulation, communication, love, sexual diversity, violence and boundaries, and the desire for children. And she is convinced: Engaging with the topic is a first step towards moving out of the problem zone.