SEXUAL REGULATION
Sexuality involves desire, boundaries, communication and the ability to choose how to respond. Sexual Regulation places those questions within the author’s wider interest in self-regulation and relationship patterns.
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A constructive reading keeps consent and personal autonomy central. Desire does not create an entitlement, and regulation need not mean shame or suppression; it can mean understanding what is happening well enough to make a considered choice.
A question to explore before reading
Can you recognize desire without treating it as an instruction you must obey?
Keep this question alongside your own experience as you compare the perspectives in the library.
Explore the subject first.
These original journal essays offer a way into related questions.
Desire Without Confusion: Sexuality, Attention and Mutual Choice
Sexual Regulation: Agency, Agreements and the Space to ChooseA perspective for your reading
A constructive reading keeps consent and personal autonomy central. Desire does not create an entitlement, and regulation need not mean shame or suppression; it can mean understanding what is happening well enough to make a considered choice.
A question to carry into the book
Continue this line of inquiry with THE HIDDEN POWER OF ORGASM. Which meanings are you adding to an experience after it happens?
Build your next reading connection
- THE HIDDEN POWER OF ORGASM — Intense experience often attracts claims that extend beyond what the experience itself establishes.
- THE SEX CONTRACT — Intimate relationships often include expectations that have never been spoken as agreements.
- CyGuru Parenting Code — Parenting involves the repeated experience of being a person while being responsible for another person.
