Illustrator and feminist author from Marseille, Jüne Plä, 38, created the Instagram account @jouissance.club in 2018. With 941,000 subscribers, she published the book
Jouissance Club, a cartography of pleasure
(Éd. Marabout) , in 2020. A publishing success translated into several languages.
Interview.
Madame Figaro.-
What does the term “sexual well-being” mean to you?
Jüne Plä.-
In 2017, the anatomy of the clitoris finally unveiled in school textbooks caused a small revolution.
This has allowed some young girls to finally discover how their bodies work.
From where a resentment - one had hidden all that to us!
– and a strong enthusiasm for feminist accounts evoking sexuality.
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Do you think sex toys really help to have a more fulfilling sexuality?
I have nothing against sex toys, on the contrary, I really like the idea of maximizing the range of sensations and possibilities.
I find that there is a real interest in owning one for a more creative sexuality.
But it's like everything, it should not be abused.
Above all, they have their limits and do not necessarily keep all their promises.
Many women buy sex toys imagining that they will experience their first orgasm – many of them have never had one – but it doesn't necessarily work.
Nothing will ever replace a human being, a true partner.
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Can sex toys nevertheless liberate female sexuality?
Even if they can help to cross certain stages, the sexual release is done above all in our head.
By our way of perceiving our body, our partner, and communicating in a more open, more frank and more honest way.
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