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How AIDS changed sex in America. Or did it? Virus opened door to sex education

The left still refuses to exist that the best prevention is abstinence, followed by marriage and monogamy. Condoms and red ribbons only contribute to the problem.

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And popular entertainment (and youth culture)(but not just the youth! the middle-aged! grey-hairs, too!) --- explicitly adopting the standards of pimps 'n' ho's.

I have really uneasy feelings about taking my kids to the city-department-of-parks-and-rec pool because of the sluttish nakedness of the young girls--- standing next to their sluttish mothers. I mean, if it distracts me, what does it do to my adolescent sons?

On a very deep, preverbal level, there's such a thing as "body language," that is, innate meanings arising from a central motivating device in the limbic core of the brain (enough of that, but trust me on this)---

And I'm here to tell you that nakedness means, and can only mean, three things: (1)innocense (as in infants); (2) intimacy (as in faithful, trusting lovers); and (3) shame, as in slave auctions, trafficked women, and abuse.

A woman sexually displaying herself to persons not known to her, for money or any reason other that personal connection, is not experiencing wholeness, health, well-being, joy or dignity.

Women aren't built that way. Women uncover for love, intimacy, contact, kindness, commitment.

You could see women's bodily "disclosure" as an intricate weave of heart, hormones, flesh, feeling, sense and sensibility, soul, spirit, mind and mystery.

If we could see the souls of women who strip themselves for impersonal sexual attention --- or commerce -- what a smearing and sliming of the soul we would see. What wreckage. What pathetic wreckage.

What a crime against love's body.