The Simple Tale of Susan Aked

The Simple Tale of Susan Aked, or, Ignorance Awakened, Ignorance Dispelled is an English erotic novel, first published, privately and anonymously, in 1891. Quotes "You know already in theory, and soon, I hope, will know it also by practice, what fucking is—that sweetest, most ravishing of all delights! Fucking is only a means to an end. The real end, in nature, is procreation. Fucking causes the male to part with his fertilising spend. It is wrong to call it ‘seed,’ for the seed is really in the woman, not in the man. The man fertilises it, just as your bees and insects fertilise flowers by shaking the pollen on to the stamens. In every flower there is a cunt, darling.""A cunt!" I cried."Yes, dearest! a regular sweet smelling, beautiful cunt. But most plants have hermaphrodite flowers—i.e., blossoms which contain both the male and the female organs of reproduction. Of these plants, some, however, have male flowers and female flowers quite separate from one another. The bees and other insects go from flower to flower. They accidentally gather pollen from one, and carry it to another. Some of the pollen shaken off them on to the stamens of the second flower, the impregnation takes place—the flower—the pretty cunt withers, the petals fall off, but the seed swells, ripens, and in time is fit for sowing again.""But surely a girl's cunt does not wither like that, Lucia?""No! darling," she said, laughing and stroking mine with her taper slender fingers. "Our cunts don’t wither, but they certainly are not improved by child bearing. They lose their freshness, and when you consider how much, how greatly they must be expanded by a child, however small, being forced into the world through them, you can imagine such a thing happening as permanent enlargement! But any increase in size—diameter—materially affects the pleasure of subsequent fucks, and I know that men complain of this enlargement of their wive's cunts. Some get bigger than others; but undoubtedly the best fucks are given by cunts which have never granted a passage into the world of a child. However, I am digressing." The Simple Tale of Susan Aked (London: privately printed, 1891), pp. 94–96 External links Q141538862 Category:Erotic novels