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  "Quotes"
From the Classics
Approximately, once every month we update this page with a beautiful quote from one of the great erotic classics such as the Kama Sutra of India, The Perfumed Garden of 16th century Tunisia, The Adventures of Fanny Hill from 18th century England and many others that have been selected for their relevance to today's world as well as for their inspirational value! The ideal sentiment to send to a loved one! It should have a little more resonance than one of those canned Hallmark greetings! Members of World Art Erotica gain access to our complete collection of Classical Erotic Literature.
The chief reason for the separation between the married couple and the cause, which drives the husband to the embraces of strange women, and the wife to the arms of strange men, is the want of varied pleasures and the monotony which follows possession. There is no doubt about it. Monotony begets satiety, and satiety distaste for congress, especially in one or the other; malicious feelings are engendered, the husband or the wife yields to temptation, and the other follows, being driven by jealousy. For it seldom happens that the two love each other equally.... However, the husband, by varying the enjoyment of his wife, may live with her as with thirty-two different women, ever varying the enjoyment of her, and rendering satiety impossible. |