| Title: | Sexual Freedom vs Sexual Nemesis: Where Is the New Morality? |
| Address: | "Central Stress Management, 9 Coldbath Square, London, EC 1 R 5 HL, England, UK, anthony@frdoc,co,uk" |
| ISSN/ISBN: | 0353-5053 (Print) 0353-5053 (Linking) |
| Abstract: | "Sexual practice, attitudes to sex, gender roles and attitudes to power between the sexes are changing rapidly. Here a new free, indulgent, pleasure seeking sexuality, driven mainly by young women is emerging. This new order can be seen in conduct, but is graphically portrayed in popular music, film and the written word. It has travelled as fast as light in digital media, as if there was a new brain- not like the pheromonal brain of ants- but the digitalised brain of new humanity. Across history, the control of sex has usually been located in religion or the state, they have dictated not only conduct, but defined deep rooted feelings about personal anatomy, and intimate activity. Women in particular have been influenced by feelings of shame with their genitalia, pride of virginity, and a high degree of secrecy of sexual arousal which has restricted their sexual exploration and satisfaction. Now emerges a new permissive morality which has asserted its presence so rapidly, that few have had time to consider it, but rather have simply accepted it, with little attention to its impact on our society. Like many revolutions it has its own almost anarchic momentum. The freedom is grandiose and unreflective, arrogant and Hubristic. It brings great benefits, but also significant costs- which are far reaching and important, and should not be overlooked. Love, intimacy and sexual relations, and the body that enables all of this are too precious, too delicate to be governed by pleasure alone! As institutional control diminishes, an appropriate set of ethical moral and medical guidelines, should be constructed and the individual encouraged to apply them. 'I have the right to decide what I do with my body!' It is this project that is explored in this paper" |
| Keywords: | Female Freedom Humans *Internet *Morals *Sexual Behavior Sexuality; |
| Notes: | "MedlineFry, Anthony eng Croatia 2017/09/28 Psychiatr Danub. 2017 Sep; 29(Suppl 3):550-555" |
