De Sade (Who the Term Sadism Was Named After)believed That,for

question 42

Multiple Choice

De Sade (who the term sadism was named after) believed that,for women,pain should be the highest form of sexual activity.Why did he believe this? 

• A) This was more arousing to the aggressive nature of men. 
• B) Pleasure could too easily be faked. 
• C) They were the weaker sex and needed to learn to be tougher. 
• D) They needed to be prepared for the pain of childbirth.

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Definitions:

Sciatic Nerve

The largest and longest nerve in the human body, running from the lower back through the buttocks and down each leg.

Common Fibular

Nerve involved in motor and sensory functions of the lower leg, particularly in the muscles that flex the foot and toes.

Inferior Gluteal

Referring to the nerves or artery that serves the lower portion of the gluteal muscles in the buttocks, involved in the movement of the hip and thigh.

Ilioinguinal

Relating to the ilium, the largest bone in the pelvis, and the inguinal region, often referring to a specific nerve that carries sensation from the groin to the abdominal muscles.