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The Psychology of Erotic Submission and Release: A Reflection on "Rope"
The story begins with the rope itself, a seemingly simple object imbued with layers of meaning. "Rope. You chose it for me so carefully. Thoughtfully." Here, the rope represents more than just a tool of restraint—it is a conduit for trust, intimacy, and mutual understanding. The care with which it was chosen speaks to the underlying respect and attention to detail that defines the relationship between the partners.
Dante Remy
Sep 10, 20246 min read


Discovering The Enigmatic Vampire: "Bloodlust, A Letter to My Victims"
As I work to bring the newfound writings of "Bloodlust" to light, I build on this rich tradition, infusing it with a contemporary sensibility that enhances its timeless appeal. The manuscript's discovery during the fall of communism in Central Europe adds an intriguing historical backdrop, enhancing the story's depth and resonance. One must wonder what other revelations will come from these discovered manuscripts.
Dante Remy
Aug 4, 20244 min read


On Catharsis and Sexual Liberation
Sexual liberation in "Catharsis" is portrayed not merely as a pursuit of pleasure but as a necessary dismantling of ingrained shame and societal constraints. The narrator describes how she learned to overcome the false belief that "a woman’s climax did not exist," a belief imposed by a male-centric educational and cultural environment. Her liberation is cathartic; it involves rejecting these harmful myths and reclaiming her body and sexual agency. The story then relates four
Dante Remy
May 1, 20243 min read


Falling into the Depths of Desire: "The Impression" and Love Traditions of Eros, Philia, and Agape
Dante Remy | "The Impression", the third installment in the Erosetti pillow book series, is a narrative that delves into the profound shifts within a longstanding friendship, exploring themes of passion, desire, and the exploration of boundaries. I wrote with a heavy dose of sensory detail and emotional depth as modern reflection on the ancient Greek concepts of love: Eros, Philia, and Agape. Philia: The Bond of Friendship Philia signifies a deep, affectionate friendship, a l
Dante Remy
Apr 4, 20243 min read


On Stranger Fantasy and Fulfillment of Desire
Dante Remy | Stranger fantasy in literature is not a new concept, and it has roots in the exploration of human sexuality, relationships,...
Dante Remy
Mar 26, 20244 min read


On Breath Play, Power, and the Ecstasy of Submission
Dante Remy | "Inhale," Marquis de Sade might have provocatively suggested within the context of power dynamics in erotic practices, "for...
Dante Remy
Mar 26, 20243 min read


The Sensuous Language of Flowers
Dante Remy In the intricate tapestry of the natural world, the language of flowers emerges as a captivating and profound means of...
Dante Remy
Mar 26, 20242 min read


Bloodlust: A Vampiric Exploration into Human Desire
Dante Remy Bloodlust, Your Blood Is My Sex is a forthcoming publication by Dante Remy, with illustrations by Apollonia Saintclair, and...
Dante Remy
Mar 26, 20243 min read
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