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Chapters (17)
  1. Cover
  2. Imaginative Sex
  3. No Fantasy, Please, We’re Americans
  4. Contents
  5. I. Imaginative Sex: The New Sexual Revolution
  6. II. Love, Hunters And Evolution
  7. III. Marriage, Sex And Normality
  8. IV. Sex And The Brain
  9. V. Marriage And The Ventilation Of Emotion
  10. VI. Privacy
  11. VII. Disease
  12. VIII. Requirements For Imaginative Sex
  13. IX. Imaginative Techniques
  14. X. Sensuous Fantasies: Recipes Of Pleasure
  15. EPILOGUE
  16. Appendix
  17. Copyright

Another variant of the dominant female role here is that the woman is capable of physically intimidating and abusing the male into compliance. She may, accordingly, order him to serve her in any way she pleases. His rape is the least he has to fear at her hands. It is nothing for her to hold his head, by the hair, between her legs for hours, until she is satisfied, not releasing him perhaps until she has been carried through a lengthy and indefinite series of delicious, fantastic orgasms. Then, at last, perhaps weary, she may, if it be her pleasure, rape him and order him back to his kennel for the night.

52. The Animal-Shop Fantasy.

This fantasy is laid in the period of faster-than-light space travel, galactic empires, many forms of rational life, hundreds of thousands of inhabited planets.

On a given planet we find the headquarters of an important company, manned by aliens, which specializes in what is, in effect, a display and pet industry. For example, we, rational creatures, after our fashion, are fond of such things as dogs and cats, and various forms of life, and, say, exotic flora and aquaria of tropical fish, etc. We like to have such things in our home, perhaps as one might enjoy pets or plants, or pictures or furnishings of one sort or another. We may well suppose other forms of rational life might have similar interest in such enhancements to their living. A high-order form of alien life, for example, might find it decorative for its residence to be adorned with certain forms of life, a certain form of pet, say. Perhaps some of these forms of alien life are several feet tall, or weigh in the tons, so that their physical relation to humans would be approximately that of ours to puppies and kittens.

In these great shops then, various plants and pets might be available, perhaps a terrarium of Martian lichens, tinted with purple, illuminated; perhaps a tiny ice skittler from Titan, with appropriate gases for its tank; perhaps a small, egg-laying, mammalian creature, large eared and well dispositioned, six legged, from Hephaestus II; perhaps a flowering leatherpod, in bloom, from four-ringed Dara; perhaps a large slothlike phleme from the equatorial high-lands of frozen Mina IV; perhaps, from the land regions of the temperate zones of the planet Earth, an interesting, bluish, watery planet on the borders of civilization, a young, shapely, two-legged, long-haired Earth female, skin color white, eyes blue, pelted blond.