sexual deviation of young people: the effect of awareness and sexual control by parents on both genders

This research was intended to investigate the awareness and lack of awareness of young people about sexual issues in the early 19th century. in the novel “the duke and i”, which is the first part of the bridgertons book series written by julia quinn, daphne is the fourth child and the eldest daughter of a family of ten people who is looking to find a suitable husband in the social season of the year and due to the lack of proper education regarding sexual relationships between husband and wife, in their honeymoon and early life, experiences a mixture of pleasure and confusion. on the contrary, daphne’s husband and even her unmarried brothers are fully aware of sexual relations and have even had sexual experiences. according to sigmund freud’s theories, psychologist and psychotherapist in the late 19th century and early 20th century, both female and male children become curious about their gender and identity from early childhood, and their cognitive and developmental progress continues until puberty. and if one of these two sexes is stopped or punished or even abandoned during their self-discovery, they will have sexual and psychological problems in their youth. therefore, he considers the root of sexual and psychological problems of young people to be the lack of proper parenting and education during their childhood.