MattMatt said:I wasn't implying that I think there isn't anything wrong with sexual freedom, only that a large amount of people fear that our civilzed society is falling apart little by little , with each change we make, and this is where I think the fear comes from.
You appraoch this issue, Mattmatt, from the other end of the question to me and others.
I would say that sexual freedom is an imperative, rather than that there is anything wrong with it. The blow jobs that you want your boys to enjoy, would be banned by some.
Those who would deny us our sexual freedom, would also deny us other freedoms. Hello Patriot Act.
You can't have a little bit of freedom and keep the rest of desire incarcerated for the sake of what you are socially comfortable with, because as you can see from the blow job point, one man's fish is another's poison.
I am guessing that your premise is that heterosexual monogamous marriage is the basis for a stable society. This is a very interesting topic, but I personally can not agree with it. It presumes that the individual must compromise for the perceived benefit of the majority. Institutionalised heterosexual monogamy, blessed by god. The divorce rate is running at 50% of recent marriages I think. I am not surprised. If it works for you then fine, but I can't see that it is generally compatible with male sexual behaviour and increasingly with liberated female sexual behaviour.
There are clearly lots of people who are brought up to believe that they can have a liberated sexual expression within a monogamous environment (and there are many I imagine who are brought up to think that this is not important), I would guess that the majority then find this not to be an absolute. Some can compromise, some can not. It is funny in a way to me that the biggest party most people have is when they sign away their freedoms.