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We All Need Sexual Healing
Modern society has made sex easy and emptied it of its God given meaning. Sex has been redefined as a self-determined commodity that results in frustration ...
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America’s Unhappy Sex Recession
The Atlantic observed, “The United States is in the middle of a ‘sex recession.’ Nowhere has this sex recession proved more consequential ...
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First Comes Love, Then Comes the House Keys
In early 2019, the internet was aglow with news about Chris Pratt and his fiancée, Katherine Schwarzenegger, moving in together. Media outlets ...
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Married Couples Have Better Sex than Singles
Contrary to popular opinion, married couples statistically don't have worse sex than singles, but better. In their groundbreaking study, The Case ...
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Parisian Nudist Restaurant to Close
The proprietors of O’Naturel made headlines in December of 2017 when they offered a premiere dining experience to patrons willing to dine in the ...
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Sexual Activity is not Necessary for a Well-Lived Life
Debra Hirsch experienced a dramatic conversion to faith in Jesus after drug abuse and sex with both men and women. She now holds a Traditional view of ...
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Gym Patron Confused by Slogan, Arrested for Conduct
When Eric Stagno walked into a local Planet Fitness, he thought he knew what to expect. His expectations were quite wrong. Onlookers were shocked when ...
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Casual Sex is not More Fun or Less Complicated
Our casual hookup culture may promise greater independence and excitement. It's a means to sex without too many (or any) strings attached. But that lack ...
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Self-Sacrificial Love Gives Way to Cheap Sex
Kevin, a 24-year-old recent college graduate from Denver, wants to get married someday and is "almost 100% positive" that he will. But not soon, he says, ...
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Cheap Sex is the New Norm
Marriage in the US is in open retreat. As recently as 2000, married 25- to 34-year-olds outnumbered their never-married peers by a margin of 55% to 34%, ...
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