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Tag Archives: sex life
Pre-Marital Sex – Is it good or not good to abstain from any sexual contact before marriage?
Dennis Prager tackled this topic for an hour on his radio show today. Almost all of the callers said they abstained from pre-marital sex and that it was good for their marriage. They all sounded religious. They all sounded programmed … Continue reading
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Married People Talk Different
In his 13th lecture on Deuteronomy, Dennis Prager says: “I play a game on the radio. When a person calls, and starts talking, and all I have is a name and the city, I know nothing else about the person, … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, deuteronomy, place on earth, sex life, sexual beings, sexual tension
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Putting Limits On Your Patients
Josh emails: "Dear Mr. Ford: My therapist won’t let me give details of my sex life, she limits me to saying the emotional meaning of what happens… She’s the first therapist to put such a limit on me (most of … Continue reading
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Tagged dear mr, dirty details, manly men, sex life, women sex
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What Kind Of Life Do You Want?
Penelope Trunk blogs: "I am a writer, but I love sex more than I love writing. And I am not getting paid for sex. In fact, as you might imagine, my sex life is really tanking right now. But I … Continue reading
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Teenage Girls Complained About Harassment From Father Bernie Ward
KGO reports on liberal former KGO talkshow host Bernie Ward who used to be a priest: Ward taught religion at both schools, coached the JV football team, and gained a reputation for flirting with teenage girls, even though he was … Continue reading
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Tagged bernie ward kgo, cardinal newman, different time, female students, flirtation, football team, intimate details, jv football, latorre, liquor store, misconduct complaints, priests, rosanne, schwab, sex life, sexual misconduct, teenage girls, time and place, ursuline high school, vice principal
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John McCain’s Forbidden Flings
From the Globe: THE explosive revelation linking Sen. John McCain to a sizzling blond lobbyist is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the Republican presidential candidate’s shocking secret sex life. This week’s GLOBE uncovers the married … Continue reading
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