I thoroughly disagree with the midset of this article, but I found it interesting reading.
Many nature-worshippers tend to forget that medical intervention has made it possible for us to experience sexual intimacy without the attendant dangers by offering us STD protection and birth control. Had our sex lives never been "medicalized," we would not have gained the freedom to express our sexual desires.
Even those on the other side see some things clearly
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This page contains a single entry by alicia published on August 5, 2004 6:34 PM.
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