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    As an undercover cop‚ Tom knew all about the harsh reality of the justice system‚ but that did not mean he ever got used to the enormity of the role he played in changing the course of a young person’s life. He had spent the afternoon in court giving evidence against a teenage arsonist‚ and by the end of the day‚ he had felt both emotionally and physically exhausted. When he left the courthouse‚ he had originally planned to go straight home. Friday night was date night‚ and he was looking forward

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    Sexual Deviance

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    and more intense stimuli in order to produce the same type of arousal It creates a greater appetite for more bizarre‚ more deviant types of sexual images.” Colleen Taylor | Sexual deviance refers to sexual behaviors that are considered not normal to society. This is a complicated issue because you have to find out what makes sexual behavior so deviant. Our attitude towards sex has changed over the past several years. The sexual acts that were considered deviant twenty or thirty years ago could

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    August 2012 Sexual Education Education is a major part of development in all societies. Through education‚ changes in behavior‚ thought and personal growth can be incited in today’s youth. Parents and teachers strive as a whole to make sure to prepare those same youths for the world in which those youths will soon find themselves. Unfortunately‚ there is a lot of disagreement on the methodology used and content to be taught. One of the subjects that is highly debated is sexual education. Most

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    Sexual dysfunctions are disorders related to a particular phase of the sexual response cycle. Sexual problems are often the result of simple learned behaviors and associations we make over years of conditioning. One common‚ yet embarrassing sexual dysfunction seen in both males and females is male/female orgasmic disorder. The definition is vague‚ and can be applied to dysfunctions experienced by either sex. Orgasmic disorder is defined as the persistent or recurrent delay in‚ or absence of‚

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    Fantomina’s Curiosity and Ambition Eliza Haywood’s “Fantomina: or‚ Love in a Maze” is written to illustrate a woman’s curiosity of love‚ affairs‚ and sexual satisfaction using deception‚ while trying to conceal her identity with fear of damaging her true self if she was not in full disguise. The title of the story tells us something about the perspective of story that describes the course of action. During the 18th century at the time of the short story‚ women’s rights were greatly limited socially

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    negative stigmas that are behind the idea of strippers‚ yet they remain one of the most popular forms of adult entertainment today. Strip clubs are equivalent to museums in that we can look but we may not touch. So the question must be asked: is sexual gratification through visual perception an art form? Simply put‚ yes. Both pornography and stripping are forms of art based upon John Berger’s ideas of nudity and nakedness in his work Ways of Seeing. Naked V. Nude In order to see explicit materials

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    The idea that Porphryo has the role of a seducer in ‘The Eve of Saint Agnes’ can be interpreted through many sections of the poem‚ predominantly through the lengths he’s seen to go to in order to win Madeline. After he enters the castle‚ Porphyro instantly emotionally blackmails the first person he meets‚ Angela‚ by soothing her “here in this armchair sit”‚ and then making her feel guilty with the line “believe me by these tears” ‚ allowing him to win her over so that he can get shown the way to

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    there will be a bad economy if the trend of a large gender imbalance whereby there are many woman short‚ continues. This is due to two main reasons. Men will very likely subject to frustration based on the fact that they have no one to release any sexual pleasure on‚ hence many stay bachelors‚ despite the want to find a partner and settle down. Men will also lose any focus on work as they constantly think about "sex" and what-nots so when there is no focus put on their jobs‚ there will be no improvements

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    Introduction Cooper et al (2001) defines sexual addiction as ‘a life threatening obsession- a pattern of out-of-control sexual behaviour with serious physical‚ emotional and legal consequences.’ While there are many definitions and translations of what sexual addiction truly is‚ the above mentioned definition of sexual addiction reveals to us that‚ like all other addictions‚ sexual addiction affects the individual on many different levels and has serious consequences which are progressive and could

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    In Water’s ‘Fingersmith’ (2002) the reader is initially introduced to the main protagonists Sue and Maud through Sue’s prospective. Throughout the novel they become amoursly intertwined and their connection is strengthened by their physical lust for one another‚ bringing them together as one. The attraction between Sue and Maud is the central driving the plot of ‘Fingersmith’ serving one of the main sources of conflict as their ‘organs of fancy’ become inflamed. Water’s uses different perspectives

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