Humanity, Desires and Taboo: The Psychology Behind Our Desires

"What drives us to want what we want?"

“Every desire is a whisper from the self you haven’t met yet.”

The rich, provocative digital book "Humanity, Desires and Taboo: The Psychology Behind Our Desires" discusses into the fundamentals of human needs, examining its origins, how it shapes us, and why some impulses must be kept hidden in the eyes of society.

This book, is the result of months of intensive research, analysis, and narrative. It's more than just theory; it's an engaging journey through time and pondering, suitable for thinkers, psychology students, self-improvement enthusiasts, and everybody who has ever doubted their inner desires.

Whit this book, you'll uncover:

• The historical and cultural roots of desire (Plato, Buddhism, Christianity, and more)
• Insights from Freud, Jung, Maslow, and contemporary psychological theory
• How society shapes — and shames — what we want
• The fine line between healthy longing and harmful obsession
• Why we create taboos… and why we break them
• How desires reflect deeper emotional needs and human drives
• The ethics and consequences of repressing or indulging desire

Why this book?:

The content draws from classical philosophers like Plato, Spinoza, and Nietzsche, as well as renowned psychologists including Freud, Bandura, Maslow, and more. It also integrates insights from modern studies — blending myth, science, and philosophy in one narrative.

Written in an accessible yet intellectually rich tone, this book doesn’t give simplistic answers. Instead, it offers frameworks for self-reflection and cultural insight.

This isn’t a self-help book. It’s a mirror.
It doesn’t tell you what to fix — it reveals what you've been taught to hide.