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A must-listen for every classic erotica fan! Performed as a duet by Zachary Johnson and Verla Bond. The term “Masochist” comes from Austrian author Leopold Von Sacher-Masoch, whose fantasies inspired him to write Venus in Furs in 1870. The story is an account of a man named Severin, who is obsessed with being enslaved by a despotic woman in furs. He finds his ideal in a young widow named Wanda: a reluctant domme who discovers her sadistic tendencies through their twisted love affair. Venus in Furs was translated into English by Fernanda Savage in 1921.

Per me è stata una scoperta, non avevo mai letto niente di Sacher-Masoch e soprattutto dopo aver appreso che è da lui che proviene il termine masochista, mai mi sarei aspettata un romanzo così delicato ed avvincente, dal finale inaspettato. Un audiolibro che ti entra dentro, che ti ritrovi a pensare mentre svolgi delle comuni attività quotidiane, mentre ti vesti o guidi... Cito una delle sue riflessioni contenute nell'audiolibro: "Istintivamente l'uomo e la donna sono due esseri i quali cercano, l'uno nell'altro, le qualità che a loro mancano...".

Najslynniejsza skandalizujaca powiesc Leopolda von Sacher-Masocha, którego nazwisko posluzylo do stworzenia pojecia masochizmu. "Wenus w futrze" jest oparta czesciowo na motywach autobiograficznych. Glówny bohater przyznaje, ze znajduje szczególna podniete seksualna w cierpieniu, a tyrania, okrucienstwo i niewiernosc pieknej kobiety wywoluja i wzmagaja u niego silna namietnosc. Seweryn zdradza zakochanej w nim pieknej Wandzie swoje skryte pragnienia.

L'amore ha molte sfaccettature, o sfumature, come in un celebre romanzo erotico che racconta una di una relazione amorosa e di possesso assoluto. Allo stesso modo, "Venere in pelliccia" narra una vicenda che affronta gli aspetti più nascosti e patologici dell'amore: la relazione di sottomissione e sudditanza totale di un uomo nei confronti della donna che ama, che diventa la sua padrona.

If you've ever been curious about where the term "masochism" comes from, you will find it laden in the pages of Leopold von Sacher-Masoch's masterpiece, Venus in Furs, for whom the term was named. Drawn in part from his own life experiences, Sacher-Masoch's novel develops an eroticism unlike any other. The book's protagonist, Severin, is so infatuated and obsessed with the object of his desire, Wanda, that he asks to be her slave. Although hesitant at first, Wanda's treatment of Severin becomes more and more depraved, fueling Severin's own desires for cruelty.

Die Zarin der Lust. Russische Hofgeschichten mit tiefer Sinnlichkeit und Erotik. Die Zarin als Despot und gnadenloser Herrscher einerseits und als Liebende, als schönste Frau ihrer Zeit andererseits - niemand anderer als Sacher-Masoch konnte besser über diese erregende Frau und ihre Geschichten erzählen.

Mit seiner 1866 erschienenen Novelle „Venus im Pelz“ wurde Leopold von Sacher-Masoch zum Namensgeber für eine sexuelle Leidenschaft, die fortan Masochismus hieß. Der Erotikklassiker thematisiert die Unterwerfungsrituale mit den bekannten Requisiten Pelz, Peitsche und Stiefel und beschreibt die Jagd nach dem Phantom der Lust und die Lust am Schmerz, ja er feiert die erotische Faszination der Grausamkeit. Sacher-Masoch lässt den adligen Severin seine Beziehung zur jungen Witwe Wanda beschreiben, in der er vollkommene Unterwerfung und Hörigkeit sucht.

Severin is a passionate man who falls head over heels in love (or maybe lust?) with the beautiful young widow Wanda, begging her to treat him as her slave. Torn between pleasure and the fight against his own self-esteem, Severin submits to his mistress while Wanda discovers her own pleasure in her domination, an action that previously made her scoff. Deemed scandalous at the time of publication, this novel is a classic that opens a dialogue about human attraction and gender power struggles.

Ce roman est le premier à mettre en scène un homme et une femme qui décident de vivre leurs fantasmes de domination et de soumission sexuelle.

"La pantoufle de Sapho" est une illustration de la notion de "masochisme", qui doit son nom à cet écrivain. La domination de cette histoire est charmante mais sans grand danger, pour notre plus grand plaisir.