Erotic Literature Lesson Four: Desire Catching Fire with Molly Daniels

Since the time of Plato, we have known that art is an imitation of forms. Literature is no different than visual arts in this regard. Art imitates life, and imitation and repetition is literature is rampant. But this imitation does not devalue art. Instead, art is enriched with emotion and provides a valuable escape to the limitations of mundane reality. Just think of the recent bestseller, The Sexual Hunger Games. It’s a story of people deprived of what they most need to be satisfied and made to fight for it. It’s a repetition of the ancient Greek story of Theseus. Both the novel and the myth it imitates are representations of the larger social reality.  

Ask yourself: do you feel the hunger for satisfaction? Have you been sacrificing your happiness and getting little in return? Don’t you want to be the hero who overcomes the obstacles that society puts in the way of you satiating your needs, your wants, and your deepest desires? I, Molly Daniels, professor of erotic literature and professional temptress, offer private tutoring to help you reawaken your passion and help you live out the erotic fantasies found in literature.

 I’m available for study sessions from 9am to midnight. If you have two letters of recommendation from former teachers, you can come to my office for the hands on attention you require.  I offer off campus tutoring, as well.  

For complete details about escaping to my world of fantasy and fulfillment, please study the information available at my website.

And as a parting note:  when my students ask me about other ladies trying to copy my style, I tell them it doesn’t bother me. After all, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. If other ladies are imitating the good service I provide, that benefits everyone because professionalism is paramount.  

I'm available in Cincinnati until Feb 6