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- 401: "Afrofornication", The New Black Culture Of Indiscriminate S
- ... they are constantly thinking about fornication, almost obsessed by it? I have noticed this. When one attempts to converse with one of these people the conversation will rarely end without some reference to sex or sexual behavior, whether it be minor references such as \\'mah dick\\' or \\'yo mama\\', or more direct references \\'i be da pimpsta\\', \\'i be yo daddy\\', \\'gettin jiggy down dere\\'. I have been wondering for some ... and by fornicating with him she is also elevating her feelings of self worth and her percieved societal status. The more males she fornicates with, the more she thinks she will be esteemed as a sexual being, she likes to think of herself as being beautiful, so beautiful that she could have any Negro male. The Negro female thinks of noone else but herself. In her mind she is a queen ... the testosterone levels tend to be higher in Negroes than in Whites, which is exactly in concurrence with the \\'R-Strategy\\', and along with their natural mentality, may explain why Negroes seem to have less sexual restraint that White people. This may also be observed in the level of rapes that are committed by Negroes in the United States every year. As of 1995, Negroes made up 42.4% of ...
- 402: Humanism
- ... It rejects the religious, ideological, or moral codes that denigrate the individual, suppress freedom, dull intellect, or dehumanize personality. They do believe in maximizing “ individual autonomy consonant with social responsibility.” The sixth principle talks of sexual freedom. The freedom or right to birth control, abortion, and divorce. They believe that intolerant attitudes from orthodox or puritan groups “unduly repress sexual conduct.” They believe that short of harming other people individuals should be able to pursue their sexual lifestyles as they please. Educationally they believe “Moral education for children and adults is an important way of developing awareness and sexual maturity.” The seventh through the eleventh principles have to do with the ...
- 403: Fawlty Towers Vs Commedia
- ... instance IL Capitano’s sword is symbolic to his penis. Exaggeration is also commonly used as a comical device. If you take Arllechino as an example, he is always moving and using large physical movements. Sexual Innuendo is also part of Commedia. Columbina expresses this element alot through her movement. She is always playing with her hair and moves her body in a rather sexual way especially in her hips. The two comedies exaggerate everyday issues and physical movement. They both show how people with money are treated better than people without money. Although these two comedies were created many era’s apart they are both very similar. The most similar feature is the characters, for instancePolly represents Columbina although she does not have as much sexual tension. Manuel represents Brighella in the personality aspect and Basil represents Pantalone as they both have a passion for money and they are both masters. Arllechino can also be found present beyond Pantalone in ...
- 404: Child Prostitution In Asia
- ... of 16, many of those are under the age of ten. Most people who hear the staggering statistics, just like me, ask why. There are many answers, and none of them could possibly justify the sexual exploitation of children. Many tourists and locals for that matter think that children will be less likely to carry the AIDS virus, which is a misconception. It is estimated that 72.4% of the child ... of the child prostitutes in Asia were bought from or sold by their families to “the gypsies”. Cameron W. Barr talks about child prostitutes in Asia in his article “Asia’s Traffickers Keep Girls in Sexual Servitude”, in the August 22, 1996 edition of Christian Science Monitor. Many of the children brought into prostitution in Asia are bought from their families. Others are lured by promises of wealth, some are kidnapped, and all end up as indentured sexual slaves to brothel owners. Because of poverty families end up having to sell children like cattle or chickens in order to live. Many families rationalize that their children will then find work and not ...
- 405: Managing Materialism And Carna
- ... Materialism and carnality are things that people want and desire, thus people do not think of the corrupt side of each issue. How often does a person question their partner’s health history before having sexual intercourse? How often does someone take time to use protection? People tend to let their hormones take control of their mind and suffer the consequences later on. The safest option regarding STDs and sex is total abstinence from all sexual contact. For those who prefer to indulge in sexual contact, there have been devised rules for "safe sex". Once the rules for "safe sex" are frequently practiced, it allows quite acceptable sexual enjoyment in most cases. Note that even when a person is ...
- 406: Tales of the City
- ... Connie go out clubbing together for different reasons. Marry Ann pretends to disrobe her innocence, but her attempts do not work. Due to her inability to put aside her starched values she turns down a sexual advance from a man. With the night's failure, and without Connie, she goes home early. "Her New Home" ch.4 p.12-15: This is the introduction of the caring & passionate Anna Madrigal. Mary ... seem very much like a mid-evening rendezvous for a quickie. The chapter's intention is to dumfound the reader. Ruby starts pressing her fingertips against Edgar's temples. The action appears to prelude a sexual act. Then the next sentence blunts the senesces by making it known that Ruby is spiritually healing Edgar. Blam! The chapter ends without warning. "The Boy Next Door" ch.15 p.54-56: This is ... Satyricons & Tales of the City are intended to tell a story. The bathhouse emerges from the past to be incorporated in chapter ninety-seven. It nearly severs the same function, but in present times the sexual content has increased. It is odd to know this & still understand that the perversion in the Satyricons is much more open. Usually sexual outlays refer to perversion, but in Tales of the City the ...
- 407: The Female Body
- ... body exterior. The urethra is embedded in its anterior wall. Often called the birth canal, the vagina provides a passageway for delivery of an infant & for menstrual flow. Since it receives the penis (& semen) during sexual intercourse, it is the female organ of copulation. The highly distensible wall of the vagina wall consists of three coats: An outer fibroelastic adventitia. A smooth muscularis. A mucosa marked by transverse ridges or rugae ... sexually transmitted diseases. In virgins, the mucosa near the distal vaginal orifice forms an incomplete partition called the hymen. The hymen is very vascular & tends to bleed when it is ruptured during the first coitus (sexual intercourse). However, its durability varies. In some females, it is ruptured during a sports activity, tampon insertion, or pelvic examination. Occasionally, it is so though that it must be breach surgically if intercourse is to ... formed by the junction of the labia minora folds. The clitoris is richly innervated with sensory nerve endings sensitive to touch, & it becomes swollen with blood & erect during tactile stimulation, contributing to a female’s sexual arousal. The clitoris has dorsal erectile columns; but it lacks a corpus spongiosum. The female urinary & reproductive tracts are completely separate, & neither runs through the clitoris. The female perineum is a diamond-shaped region ...
- 408: Artificial Contraceptives
- ... and diaphragms are safe, are many times lured to believing that it is okay to have sex. Yes, condoms and diaphragms do provide protection, but many times they are forgotten to be used, especially when sexual intercourse is spontaneous. In short, if artificial contraceptives were not available, youngsters as well as adults would not be forced to take sexual intercourse as a highly responsible act. This would, most likely, decrease the amount of youngsters taking part in premarital sex. As a result, there would be least teenage pregnancies. Now that I have started the ... mucus at the vaginal opening. Basically, the mucus can indicate whether you are fertile or infertile by its sensation and appearance(Billings, pg. 12). When the mucus indicates possible fertility, it is necessary to postpone sexual intercourse if a pregnancy is not desired. For most couples, this means that up to half the days of a typical cycle are available for intercourse. In general, days available for intercourse are scattered ...
- 409: Attitudes Toward Abortion
- ... Clayton and Tolone, 1973; Peterson and Mauss, 1976; Granberg and Granberg, 1981; Benin, 1985; Jelen, 1988). Some research on abortion focuses on conservativism and feminism as well as religiosity. Granberg (1978) argues that a conservative sexual morality is the primary determinant of opposition to abortion, while Stinchcombe, et al. (1980) and Sawyer (1982) assert that attitudes toward abortion reflect underlying social and political philosophies. Recent research has shown that both factors ... Beeghley. 1987. "Moral messages: the relative influence of denomination on the religiosity-alcohol relationship." Sociological Quarterly. Vol 28(1): 89-103 Bock, E.W., L. Beeghley, and A.J. Mixon. 1983. "Religion, sociological status and sexual morality: an application of reference group theory." Sociological Quarterly. Vol 24: 545-559. Clayton, R. and W. Tolone. 1973. "Religiosity and attitudes toward induced abortion: an elaboration of the relationship." Sociological Analysis. Vol 34: 26 ... M. and K.J. Chason. 1978. "Cohabitation: a test of reference group theory among black and white college students." Journal of Comparative Studies. Vol 9(2): 147-165. Jelen, T.G. 1984. "Respect for life, sexual morality, and opposition to abortion." Review of Religious Research. Vol 25: 220-231. Jelen, T.G. 1988. "Changes in the attitudinal correlations of opposition to abortion, 1977-1985." Journal for the Scientific Study of ...
- 410: "Fire From Heaven", "Much Ado About Nothing", and "The Flea": Sinful Acts
- ... society. Their mission in Dorchester was to make extinct all the sinful acts of the townspeople. The struggle they started soon ended in failure. They were a definite influence upon his work. His views of sexual misconduct between married men and women being worse than that between unmarried people probably come from his growing up in a more modern world. The Puritans probably did distinguish some, but it wasn't very ... Underdown also makes a reference to the others towns in the area and how the Puritan presence made a difference, "It is unlikely that Dorchester people were any more, or any less, loose in their sexual habits than their neighbors in other place. But stories of their misdeeds even in the years of the puritan ascendancy are abundant(p.66)." With this passage the author shows how the presence of the ... on people is easy to see in the excerpt, "An assault charge against Parkins in July 1629 was followed by a scattering of others for swearing, drinking and absence from church. But it was his sexual promiscuity that really marked him out(p.67)." The charges against were serious and undoubtably frowned upon, but the fact that he was sexually promiscuous is what separated him from society. The fact that ...
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