Sexophile – friend of sex, sexophobe – aversion to sex.
Sexophobic – The corruption of the reign of Louis XV, with its sexophilic ethics directed towards pleasure, was followed by the French Revolution with the fierce puritanism of Robes-pierre and the Napoleonic warrior period, with its sexophobic ethics focused on conquest.
In the world, we find people of different natures: the conquering warriors, with masculine virtues of strength, work, intelligence, and a mental form that despises love, from which a sexophobic ethics derives; and the peaceful, sensitive peoples, with feminine virtues of kindness, tranquillity and feeling and a mental form that appreciates love, from which a sexophilic ethics derives.
If religious laws often follow the sexophobic direction, it’s not their fault. They take this attitude, due to the lack of maturity of the human being. It is dangerous to grant freedom to a being who does not yet have the capacity to make good use of it; on the contrary, it is instinctively driven to abuse.
