Yes, sexus is all around us, within us, moving,
shaking, and shaping our lives.
Some of us enjoy rich sex lives and some us tweet.
I had a brilliant idea the other week of exploring
the world of sex in Frankfurt from the perspective of the Superwomen, the ladies
involved in the world's oldest profession. Prostitution is legal in German and
Frankfurt has one of the biggest red-light districts in Europe. Wouldn't a
blogumentary on the Superwomen of Frankfurt be fascinating? Educational? Have a five
minutes or so video interview of one Superwoman a week, getting to know
who she is and hearing her opinions on the men that visit her. My bet is that
the Superwomen will say that the majority of the "clients" don't come
for sex; perhaps that's going too far and I should say that I believe there is
a much larger subtext sloshing around, something heavier and deeper throbbing
below the sexus on the surface.
Who are these Superwomen? They won't be the
stereotypes most people think of when they imagine a Superwoman. We'd
find out who they are, unmask our prejudices, and test my thesis that the reason thousands upon
thousands of men visit these Superwomen of Frankfurt only partly has to do with
sex. Maybe I'm wrong and the Superwomen will say that it is only about sex, but
I doubt it. It would be an important psychological, sociological study.
Please don't be under the impression that the
blogumentary would have anything to do with pornography, because it wouldn't. No
acts would be performed (in front of camera) nor would any Superwoman be naked.
It would all be very scientific and tasteful, and even members of the
Republican Party could tune in.
I thought that such a blogumentary was a great idea
but people I've shared this idea with haven't had my enthusiasm, especially my
wife. I think they fell into the trappings of stereotypes. For the sake of science
it should be done.
Don't you think people should know about the Superwomen of
Frankfurt?
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