Beatrice Mascalzone

Sex, Love and Morals Beatrice Mascalzone

A man wants to have sex with every woman he meets, but in his mind fails at it, rather miserably. He dies while having sex. In the after death he is given a chance to reconcile all of his sexual deeds. He visits most of the women that he had had touch and feely moments of actual sex with, and as a pro, tries to correct all of the wrongs. The stories encompass 50 years of deep sexual desires, to the day of his death, while he was having sex with the 2nd woman that day. As he is dying he remembers the eunuch in Voltaires' Candide, who was trying to rape a naked lady who had just extracted herself from a pile of cadavers. The eunuch reflected: "O che sciagura d'essere senza coglioni!," "Oh, what a misfortune to be without testicles"After his death he is taken to a place of Reconciliations, where a panel of judges tries to undo some of the wrong/sufferings endured by humans while they were alive. He is allowed to live his life in any way he wants it. He finally learns the differences between sex and love. But he never understood, why humans think of sex as dirty, but killing as okay in war and in state run executions. He feels that no one understood that sex is necessary to give lives and killing only ends lives. This book should be made mandatory reading for any 18-year-old boy transiting to manhood. There is nothing more shameful in society than to have a young man go die in a war before he has ever had sex, or for that matter become as proficient as possible in the art of sexual intercourse.