Are there any books that explore the idea of a world without sex?
Yes... or at least the short story "There Will Come Soft Rains" by Ray Bradbury is about a world without sex.
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Shimoneta. A light novel series where pornography, sex, and even dirty jokes are outlawed. The main character is a freedom fighter who streaks and tries to distribute porn with the help of a surveillance blocker that only works a few minutes a day.
>>23315945Sex in all its forms or loving sex?
>>23315945My diary
>>23315945The suppreme gentlemans manifesto has a section explaining his proposed utopia where all women are held in secret underground chambers, and "sexual attraction" is removed from men over generations since they've never seen a womanHe ignores the existence of gays though. I feel like his "utopia" would turn into the gayest civilization in history. Probably reminiscent of the gay ball in South Park>Back to the Pile!
>>23315955I will check it out, thanks. >>23315981>>23316027That was to be expected.>>23316003Yeah but i meant more that it does not exist, not that it is just not allowed. But still sounds interesting. >>23316010No, in all forms. >>23316031Huh? I have read parts of it but not that part. I will re-read.
In Brave New World, people no longer have sex and humans are mass produced in vats.
>>23316088I have not read it yet. Have they all become asexual? Or why are they not having sex?
>>23315955Heh. That's one way of putting it
>>23315945maybe ask this on r/antisex
>>23316088>he wasn't invited to the orgy-porgy
>>23316093They have orgies but purely for pleasure, natural reproduction is taboo
>>23316580hehehe... first thing that came to mind when I imagined a world without sex.
>>23315945It's a short story but Welcome to the Monkey House by Kurt Vonnegut
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>>23318099The ghost of Henry Darger
>>23315945it's (in a roundabout way) the central theme & plot point of the alteration
>>23318099I've been looking for this for so long. Couldn't find it just by searching "in fact of course" and didn't remember any other details.
>>23315945I long for the elimination of sexuality itself not just from the human, but even the animal and vegetable kingdoms, as far as is possible. And yes, it is because I'm not getting sex. But as De Maistre knew, nature is an infinitely capricious and cruel force. If through some conscious engineering some depraved soul could re-make the world in accordance with the above twisted design, it wouldn't last. Nature would eventually re-assert itself and re-establish the cruelty of sexual dimorphism, or some other compartmentalizing among individual organisms in the same species. Our greatest hope is the heat death of the universe (to which all signs point), at which point even the futility of life itself will be annulled.
