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| − | '''Sexual freedom''' as proclaimed by its proponents is the "right" to engage in any sexual behavior at all, without any restriction of morality, ethics or law.<ref>This includes [[BDSM]], "[[swinging]]", and [[polyamory]] [http://www.ncsfreedom.org/] </ref> The advocates of such licence invariably deny the inevitable spiritual, physical and emotional damage - often deadly damage - caused by such behaviour. | + | '''Sexual freedom''' as proclaimed by its proponents is the "right" to engage in any sexual behavior at all, without any restriction of morality, ethics or law.<ref>This includes [[BDSM]], "[[swinging]]", and [[polyamory]] [http://www.ncsfreedom.org/]</ref> The advocates of such licence invariably deny the inevitable spiritual, physical and emotional damage - often deadly damage - caused by such behaviour. |
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Revision as of 06:48, July 12, 2016
Sexual freedom as proclaimed by its proponents is the "right" to engage in any sexual behavior at all, without any restriction of morality, ethics or law.[1] The advocates of such licence invariably deny the inevitable spiritual, physical and emotional damage - often deadly damage - caused by such behaviour.