— Theologica —

LAMENT FOR LOST VIRGINITY

Author
Ariel S. Levi di Gualdo

[…] if in fact we arrived - and what's more, the Latin countries of the Mediterranean - to advertise on the broadcast networks the reassuring message addressed to men, and especially in the young age group: "... If you have erection problems do not be afraid, talk to your family doctor, because now the treatment there '... obviously something did not work and is not working, After the season of glorious sexual liberation of the seventies, which apparently, on the one hand washed us from taboo, the other apparently having given the problems of erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation for years in which they speak with some alarm urologists and urologists in their international conferences. This problem that did not have the men and women of the Middle Ages, something demonstrated by the fact that the entire span of about a thousand years covered by the various dark ages we have seen the birth and growth of many scholars, philosophers and thinkers, but even the shadow of a Sigmund Freud has come to light, so that the man of the Middle Ages did not need it, although he knew for centuries both Oedipus Electra, mutated articulated "complex" between the end of the 'nineteenth century and the first three decades of the twentieth century, use of a company now sexually sick who needed them both as pretext and as a key to understanding the psychoanalytic.

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Ariel S. Levi di Gualdo – Lament on lost virginity