Private Sex Advice to Women: For Young Wives and those who Expect to be MarriedArmitage, Robert B.
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Private Sex Advice to Women: For Young Wives and those who Expect to be Married
Armitage, Robert B.
Marriage; Sex instruction; Women -- Health and hygiene
But there is still a deeper reason, based upon the latest discoveries in
psychology, why caution in this respect should be observed by women. We
allude to the discovery that alcohol first affects the mental and
emotional tendencies of more recent racial acquirement, acting so as to
paralyze and inhibit the activities thereof, and to thus release the
activity of the more primitive emotions and motive activities. Thus, the
woman under the influence of alcohol finds that the more recent racial
traits, such as sexual control, restraint, sexual morality, conventional
observations, etc., are practically temporarily paralyzed in
inhibitual--or to use the current slang phrase, are "put out of
commission" for the time being; and, at the same time, the old
elemental, savage, barbaric, "cave man" instincts, habits, and methods
of action, are brought to the surface, and proceed to manifest their
activity if opportunity be granted for the same--and the opportunity is
usually granted. This being seen to be true, it is seen that the woman
so under the influence of liquor is, for the time being, little more
than a "cave woman," or barbarian, with all the lax sex morality of the
latter, and with all the tendencies to manifest into activity the
primitive impulses arising in her nature and demanding expression. Added
to this the weakening of will-power always accompanying the alcoholic
influence, it is seen that the woman under the influence of strong drink
is an easy prey to designing men, and a willing victim to her own lower
passions.
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