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Remember that, according to Tolkien, Elves have orgasms so intense that they can even faint.

>The main source for understanding the intimate life of the Elves is the essay "Laws and Customs Among the Eldar," published in the book "Morgoth's Ring," part of the collection The History of Middle-earth

>In this text, Tolkien explains the following points:

>Union of Body and Spirit: For the Elves, there is no clear separation between the body (hröa) and the spirit (fëa). Sexual union is the ultimate and most complete expression of this fusion between two beings

>Pleasure and Delight: Tolkien states that "the union of love affords them indeed great delight and joy." He describes this experience as more powerful for Elves than for Mortals, precisely because their bodies are more perfectly controlled by their spirits. The pleasure is not merely carnal, but a holistic experience that involves the entire being

>Act of Creation: Procreation is an act of immense importance and consumes a large portion of the Elves' vital and spiritual energy. For this reason, they have few children