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{{Trope Namer|s}} for ComicSutra, which is actually a TruthInTelevision. ''Every single concept'' described in the Kama Sutra is given a name -- even when it doesn't really warrant one and merely describing the concept would probably suffice. The names are fairly reasonable and tame, however.
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{{Trope Namer|s}} for ComicSutra, which is actually a TruthInTelevision.apt. ''Every single concept'' described in the Kama Sutra is given a name -- even when it doesn't really warrant one and merely describing the concept would probably suffice. The names are fairly reasonable and tame, however.
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%%* A Date With Rosie Palms: Although the advice usually assumes a couple.
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Anything That Moves is a disambiguation
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%% * AnythingThatMoves: More of a trigger to this than a philosophy it espouses.
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** Of them one-man two-women variety:
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** Of them one-man the one-man, two-women variety:
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** Of the one-woman multiple-men variety:
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** Of the one-woman one-woman, multiple-men variety:
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* ADateWithRosiePalms: Although the advice usually assumes a couple.
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* HighClassCallGirl
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* MatchmakerCrush
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* ShipperOnDeck
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* ForeignFanservice: A large part of the appeal of the book among people outside India is that it provides exotic eroticism from [[Orientalism the mysterious Orient]].
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* ForeignFanservice: A large part of the appeal of the book among people outside India is that it provides exotic eroticism from [[Orientalism the mysterious Orient]].Orient (see: {{Orientalism}}).
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* ForeignFanservice: A large part of the appeal of the book among people outside India is that it provides exotic eroticism from the mysterious Orient.
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* ForeignFanservice: A large part of the appeal of the book among people outside India is that it provides exotic eroticism from [[Orientalism the mysterious Orient.Orient]].
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PopCulturalOsmosis has reduced it to supposedly being nothing but a [[UsefulNotes/Pornography pornographic book]] with a lot of naughty pictures. In reality there is an entire philosophy behind the sexual acts described in the book. Another {{Urban Legend|s}} claims it is a religious work, which isn't true either.
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PopCulturalOsmosis has reduced it to supposedly being nothing but a [[UsefulNotes/Pornography [[UsefulNotes/{{Pornography}} pornographic book]] with a lot of naughty pictures. In reality there is an entire philosophy behind the sexual acts described in the book. Another {{Urban Legend|s}} claims it is a religious work, which isn't true either.
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PopCulturalOsmosis has reduced it to supposedly being nothing but a pornographic book with a lot of naughty pictures. In reality there is an entire philosophy behind the sexual acts described in the book. Another {{Urban Legend|s}} claims it is a religious work, which isn't true either.
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PopCulturalOsmosis has reduced it to supposedly being nothing but a [[UsefulNotes/Pornography pornographic book book]] with a lot of naughty pictures. In reality there is an entire philosophy behind the sexual acts described in the book. Another {{Urban Legend|s}} claims it is a religious work, which isn't true either.
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!!This book has is associated with the following tropes, despite them not actually being present:
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!!This book has is associated with the following tropes, despite them not actually being present:
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%% * AnythingThatMoves: More of a trigger to this than a philosophy it espouses.
%% * AnythingThatMoves: More of a trigger to this than a philosophy it espouses.
* DesignStudentsOrgasm: More people have probably just looked at the erotic paintings displayed in the book than those who tried to read it. It must be said, though, most editions use beautiful ancient Indian art as illustrations.
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* SexTropes: Pretty much all of them on the list that don't involve cultures not found/invented yet or devices not yet imagined (although some devices are OlderThanTheyThink).
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* DesignStudentsOrgasm: More people have probably just looked at the erotic paintings displayed in the book than those who tried to read it. It must be said, though, most editions use beautiful ancient Indian art as illustrations.
* HighClassCallGirl
-->Now when a courtezan takes up with a man from love, the action is natural; but when she resorts to him for the purpose of getting money, her action is artificial or forced. Even in this latter case, however, she should conduct herself as if her love were indeed natural, because men repose their confidence on those women who apparently love them.
-->Now when a courtezan takes up with a man from love, the action is natural; but when she resorts to him for the purpose of getting money, her action is artificial or forced. Even in this latter case, however, she should conduct herself as if her love were indeed natural, because men repose their confidence on those women who apparently love them.
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* SexTropes: Pretty much all of them on the list that don't involve cultures not found/invented yet or devices not yet imagined (although some devices are OlderThanTheyThink).
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* MatchmakerCrush
-->...a woman who having made an agreement with some other woman to act as her go-between, gains over the man to herself, by the means of making him personally acquainted with herself, and thus causes the other woman to fail. The same applies to a man who, acting as a go-between for another, and having no previous connection with the woman, gains her over for himself, and thus causes the failure of the other man.
-->...a woman who having made an agreement with some other woman to act as her go-between, gains over the man to herself, by the means of making him personally acquainted with herself, and thus causes the other woman to fail. The same applies to a man who, acting as a go-between for another, and having no previous connection with the woman, gains her over for himself, and thus causes the failure of the other man.
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* ShipperOnDeck
-->A woman who, having observed the mutual passion of a man and a woman, brings them together and arranges it by the power of her own intellect, such an one is called a go-between who takes upon herself the whole burden of the business. This kind of go-between is chiefly employed when the man and the woman are already acquainted with each other, and have conversed together, and in such cases she is sent not only by the man (as is always done in all other cases) but by the woman also. --The above name is also given to a go-between who, perceiving that the man and the woman are suited to each other, tries to bring about a union between them even though they be not acquainted with each other.
-->A woman who, having observed the mutual passion of a man and a woman, brings them together and arranges it by the power of her own intellect, such an one is called a go-between who takes upon herself the whole burden of the business. This kind of go-between is chiefly employed when the man and the woman are already acquainted with each other, and have conversed together, and in such cases she is sent not only by the man (as is always done in all other cases) but by the woman also. --The above name is also given to a go-between who, perceiving that the man and the woman are suited to each other, tries to bring about a union between them even though they be not acquainted with each other.
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* PoseOfSupplication: If a woman is angry at you, kneeling at her feet is recommended.
-->When the girl accepts the embrace, the man should put a "tambula" or screw of betel nut and betel leaves in her mouth, and if she will not take it, he should induce her to do so by conciliatory words, entreaties, oaths, and kneeling at her feet, for it is an universal rule that however bashful or angry a woman may be, she never disregards a man’s kneeling at her feet.
-->When the girl accepts the embrace, the man should put a "tambula" or screw of betel nut and betel leaves in her mouth, and if she will not take it, he should induce her to do so by conciliatory words, entreaties, oaths, and kneeling at her feet, for it is an universal rule that however bashful or angry a woman may be, she never disregards a man’s kneeling at her feet.
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* TheModestOrgasm[=/=]TheImmodestOrgasm: Not all women are the same.
-->Some women enjoy themselves with closed eyes in silence, others make a great noise over it, and some almost faint away. The great art is to ascertain what gives them the greatest pleasure, and what specialities they like best.
-->Some women enjoy themselves with closed eyes in silence, others make a great noise over it, and some almost faint away. The great art is to ascertain what gives them the greatest pleasure, and what specialities they like best.
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--> ''When a man enjoys two women at the same time, both of whom love him equally, it is called the "united congress."''
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--->When a man enjoys two women at the same time, both of whom love him equally, it is called the "united congress.
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--->In ''Gramaneri'' many young men enjoy a woman that may be married to one of them, either one after the other, or at the same time. Thus one of them holds her, another enjoys her, a third uses her mouth, a fourth holds her middle part, and in this way they go on enjoying her several parts alternately.
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--> ''When a man and a woman support themselves on each other's bodies, or on a wall, or pillar, and thus while standing engage in congress, it is called the "supported congress".''
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{{Trope Namer|s}} for:
* ComicSutra
for ComicSutra, which is actually a TruthInTelevision. ''Every single concept'' described in the Kama Sutra is given a name -- even when it doesn't really warrant one and merely describing the concept would probably suffice. The names are fairly reasonable and tame, however.
* ComicSutra
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* WallBangHer: From the book
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* WallBangHer: From ThreeWaySex
--> ''When a man enjoys two women at thebooksame time, both of whom love him equally, it is called the "united congress."''
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--> ''When a man enjoys two women at the
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* BiggerIsBetterInBed: DownplayedTrope. Men are divided up into 3 categories by penis size: "hare", "bull", or "stallion". However, the same is done for women: "doe", "mare", or "elephant". The question then is not about the ''absolute'' size of a man, but his ''relative'' size compared to his partner. Equal-size unions are considered the best, and 2 degrees of size difference are considered the worst. 1 degree of size difference is considered middling, and in such cases, ''then'' it says the man being slightly larger (termed "high-union") is preferable to the woman being slightly larger (termed "low-union").
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* BiggerIsBetterInBed: DownplayedTrope. Men are divided up into 3 categories by penis size: "hare", "bull", or "stallion". However, the same is done for women: "doe", "mare", or "elephant". The question then is not about the ''absolute'' size of a man, but his ''relative'' size compared to his partner. Equal-size unions are considered the best, and 2 degrees of size difference are considered the worst. 1 degree of size difference is considered middling, and in such cases, ''then'' it says the man being slightly larger (termed "high-union") is preferable to the woman being slightly larger (termed "low-union"). That said, there are tips later on about sex positions that can help accommodate all sorts of size differences.
