promiscuity

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• Probably to save face, the family accused her of promiscuity and feeblemindedness, and in 1924, she was committed to the same colony as her mother.

• Particularly, Prokopios attacks Empress Theodora for her sexual promiscuity.

• The doctrines, which drew on the likes of Wilhelm Reich, replaced absolute fidelity with ordained promiscuity.

• The dissatisfaction likely does not result from promiscuity, but from a lack of understanding of intimacy.

• There was lot of promiscuity in my family, but everyone was pretending that they were pious and perfect.

• It sounds like a scenario straight out of a Monday morning high school hallway following a weekend of partying and promiscuity.

• And new forms of contraception are still condemned as “promiscuity pills.”

• Human parthenogenesis is less absurd: it offers an order, and promiscuity is a disorder.

• But social promiscuity is impossible by the further reason that woman, the more feeble, would be crushed by it.

• But this easiness is only possible, in promiscuity, which is possibly a worse ill than aberration.

• In tropical countries, where there is great promiscuity of life, one is led to expect their almost universal presence.