Some book projects take long time to develop. This is one of those. I can trace its origins back to year 2000 when—in defiance to the usual preoccupation of child and adolescent psychologists with the emerging sexuality in adolescence I claimed that instead it is the heterosensuality (Valsiner 2000, pp. 284–۲۹۱) that unites the bodily fascination with sex with the higher affective constructions of new experiences by the inquisitive youngsters. It was the phenomena of adolescents’ feelings into their environment—and their bodily relations in traditional Gikuyu ngweko۱ practices as well as living together...