In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the Austrian Sigmund Freud, physiologist and psychiatrist, laid the foundations of psychoanalysis as a therapeutic method with his studies and revolutionized the way modern man perceives concepts such as consciousness and sexuality.

Female sexuality is Freud's attempt to understand the mysteries of female nature. Beginning with childhood, he studies the dark continent of female sexuality, seeking to answer a fundamental question: What do women really want?