Marquis de Sade's biography
"Sade was born in 1740 in an ancient noble family in France." When he grew up, he inherited the title and lived a rich and leisurely life. The principle of sex life he believed in was that there were no taboos in sexual activities. He was married in 1763, and his wife was tame and loyal to him. He has five or six houses and often employs prostitutes. Due to his violent tendencies, he has been complained by prostitutes several times and brought in police intervention. In 1768, because of the case of Rose Keller (Thad tricked and whipped the seeker) Working woman) Thad was imprisoned for two months. Between 1768 and 1801, Thad was imprisoned many times for similar behaviors. In 1801, Thad was published two books "Justin" and "Juliet" again. In prison, he was diagnosed as "sexual madness" in 1803 and was transferred to a mental hospital until his death in 1814.
Thaad spent 27 years in prison in total, just as many famous thinkers did to him His thoughts, language, and works have a kind of crazy revolutionary and subversive nature."
From the author of "Somasochism Subculture": Li Yinhe's
personal impressions
1. Not all those in the mental hospital are the
most neurotic The terrible lunatics are those dictators, war madmen, those who hold power.
In the film, Sade said when he was treated with corporal punishment:
The first rule of politics: The man who orders the execution NEVER DROPS THE BLADE.
2. The more pure and pure The easier it is to face temptation
The psychiatrist tried his best to hide his careless child in the decorated palace-like comfort zone, thinking that this would allow this innocent and innocent girl who grew up in the monastery since she was a child. The young architect engaged in decoration eloped.
3. A lot of things are not black and white, and right or wrong is
judged purely by morality. "To know virtue we must aquatint ourselves with vice."
Most of our education tells you that these are wrong. , But it doesn't tell you why it's wrong, let alone tell you how to deal with it. Especially sex education.
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