Heini Grunbaum

Sex and the Women Heini Grunbaum

Sex and the Women is a trilogy of short stories that gives an honest and uncensored insight of the simplicity, complexity, ugliness, and beauty of the male sexuality. An insight into what truly triggers the male's lust and feelings and an understanding of every man's continuing battle to stay true to himself and his sexuality in the ever-expanding modern world. For women, these stories are a particular opportunity to have a peek behind the embellished curtain and discover what they might never have truly understood about the male sexuality. For men, Sex and the Women is a mirror in which they can reflect and recognize themselves, confirm the normality of their sexuality and the feelings connected to it, whether they have ever been in doubt at any point of their life or not. We follow Kris, the author's alter ego, from his cradle to the grave, so to speak. Starting from his early childhood when he first discovers his sexuality and begins to fall in love with one lovely creature after another. Then comes the ever so difficult teenage years where a shy Kris is in a constant battle with himself and his horniness. In the beginning of his adulthood, he finally manages to get rid of his shyness and can begin to conquer every pussy imaginable in this world. Later in life, an older, much wiser Kris discovers the absurdity of how his sexuality has not only been controlling most of his life but also, unfortunately, has forced him to take an endless number of ever so bad decisions that he wishes he had never taken and easily could have lived without. But at the end of the day, the end of a lifetime, Kris only did what Mother Nature asked of him. Nothing more, maybe a little less: -)