Woman Her Sex and Love Life

A bold, deeply personal work opens with a striking Oriental legend that imagines the birth of woman from moonlight, serpents and roses, then watches a frustrated man wrestle with love’s paradox. The myth sets a poetic stage for a clear‑eyed investigation into why women’s sexual knowledge has long been neglected. From the outset, the author promises unflinching honesty about desire, health, and the social forces that shape them.

Drawing on his experience as a urologist and dermatologist, the writer surveys the scant, often moralistic books aimed at girls, exposing their gaps in sex hygiene and ethics. He then assembles a practical guide that addresses anatomy, contraception, emotional intimacy, and the everyday ailments that have traditionally been hushed. Though rooted in the language of the 1920s, the advice strives for a timeless clarity that still resonates with anyone seeking honest insight into the female love life.