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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Given the background that within living memory homosexual acts could receive a custodial sentence, whereas now homosexual marriage is legal and happily celebrated.
Can we expect this slackening of sexual predjudice to continue so that the social stigma attached to swinging and general promiscuity between couples would disappear? |
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Yes as sexual norms have moved a welcomed great deal in the last few years especially in this country, likely to do with the internet. I see the government is trying to stoke up reactionary controls but these are doomed to failure as sex is fun and you can't out law sex as much as you try. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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as long as there is a church and organised religion that does not support it, non monogomous relationships will always be on the perifery of acceptable.
they already arent, however, illegal, unlike homosexuality used to be (and indeed still is in some countries) |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Personally get the feeling that one of these days being in a conventional heterosexual monogamous relationship will be the one attaching the social stigma. |
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