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Every woman on earth has fantasized about some explicit sexual fantasy that she may or may not have been too ashamed to talk about. Whether it's your girlfriend or your wife, this top ten list is sure to touch on a forbidden fantasy of her own.
This highly curated selection features a sweep of shows that successfully wrap the intensities of complex love narratives into engrossing episodes, from secret, scandalous affairs, to the heart-wrenching afflictions of unreciprocated love.
However, the legends also contain some crucial female characters who despite being few in number, provide the stories with new themes such as magic and forbidden love. Although female characters in Arthurian legend are often overlooked, the roles they play have helped to make these stories memorable and timeless.
The groundbreaking casting of Nichelle Nichols as Lt. Uhura in 1966 took women and people of colour into a newly-imagined future. But it was the 1960s, and she had to do it in a it in a miniskirt. Since then, each Star Trek show has both reflected the values of its time and imagined future in which all genders were equal. In her first book,...
A femme fatale is a seductive and beautiful woman who brings disaster to anyone with whom she becomes romantically involved. The femme fatale is an archetype that appears throughout history in mythology, art, and literature and became a principal character in the hard-boiled detective novels and classic film noir of the 20th century.
Women as vampires represent a type of femininity that is forbidden in the eyes of the patriarchy. The female vampire’s passionate relationship with death paints her as an agent of the Devil. They are independent and erotic, defying the conventions and moral codes laid out by Western religions.
In England from 1900 to 1919, women were forbidden to bathe within a hundred yards of any male swimmer over the age of twelve. Restrictions in behavior and bathing costumes were slowly relaxed during the 1920s, and by the 1930s, this could result in men swimming nude within the view of women.
