Sexual life
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Sexual life, sex life, vita sexualis, or love life are the sexual aspects of one's personal life. Especially in the case of a biography, the curiosity for a person's love life is substantial.
Namesakes
- The Sexual Life of Savages in North-Western Melanesia, 1929, a book by anthropologist Bronisław Malinowski
- The Sexual life of the Belgians, 1994, a film satire on Belgian provincialism by Jan Bucquoy
- La vie sexuelle d'Emmanuel Kant,1999, Jean-Baptiste Botul
- The Sexual Life of Catherine M., 2001, an erotic memoir by French art critic Catherine Millet
- The Sexual Life of the Savages, 2005, a compilation album by Soul Jazz Records
See also
- Asexuality
- Erotic memoir
- Human sexual activity
- Pathography
- Psychobiography
- Historical examples of bachelors (men who never married)
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