" This, despite "the common notion that male promiscuity is tolerated whereas female promiscuity is not.
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Promiscuity is working out for Shaw, but it might not work out so well for you this month (and no, Leo, we're not talking about stylistic promiscuity anymore).
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Its critics say its lyrics promote misogyny, promiscuity and crime.
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Imagine a hospital without surgical gloves, or promiscuity without condoms.
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Dead men in such familiar promiscuity that they become monotonous.
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But Ms Fine argues that relentless male promiscuity has limited benefits.
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A running theme of 1984 is people being punished for promiscuity.
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Drinking culture and the sexual promiscuity that goes along with that.
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Marnie considered trying promiscuity as a distraction from grief, but was hesitant.
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Levi's and tighter t-shirts—and the legendary promiscuity of gay men
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He was a consummate rebel, prone to promiscuity and diva-like behavior.
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George condoning or encouraging her daughter's promiscuity is now more clearly Mrs.
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Untrue, her new book on female promiscuity, will be published by Little, Brown.
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He's promiscuity steeped in chauvinism and misogyny: more old-fashioned, and more comforting.
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As the decade wore on, the promiscuity we had championed would be culled.
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On the dark side, Lilith in Gemini's promiscuity can spark discord and arguments.
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What does the wane of gay promiscuity mean for the future of gay sex?
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But it also has no qualms about celebrating exhibitionism, promiscuity, and aggressive, unrelenting lust.
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His promiscuity is a character flaw that makes him especially vulnerable to physical decline.
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"Oh, Preta, I'm not going to discuss promiscuity with whoever it is," he said.
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Drawing from my own experiences, I asked her why promiscuity doesn't always correlate with satisfaction.
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Do you know what promiscuity, short skirts, drunkenness, and flirtatious behavior all have in common?
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We spoke at the Oxford Union together in defense of promiscuity, a debate we won.
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Many believe it purifies the girl, brings her status in the community and prevents promiscuity.
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It gets rid of one frame—the frame of promiscuity—and replaces it with another.
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" For this group, "moral condemnation of promiscuity in others has a long and deep history.
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But the pill also generated intense debates over promiscuity and the morality of birth control.
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He stiffed creditors, made a mockery of the truth and publicly boasted about his promiscuity.
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Jay-Z's old creative and sexual promiscuity have been replaced by an act of commitment.
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Levels of promiscuity aren't really changing, and by some measures, they may actually be decreasing.
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This promiscuity enabled Katzourakis to calibrate his evolutionary clock to determine precisely when foamy viruses emerged.
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" One model, Elham Arab, famous for her wedding dress photoshoots, was charged with "promoting western promiscuity.
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She also said it's important to remember that women are routinely punished in society for promiscuity.
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It is deeply offensive that he would try and dilute rape with a suggestion of "promiscuity".
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In many, these episodes also coincide with promiscuity, spending sprees, illegal behaviors or intense family conflict.
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If they wanted to describe sexual promiscuity within Greek mythology, they should have commented about Zeus.
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Price-comparison websites have been around for years without setting off a wave of pecuniary promiscuity.
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The feverish promiscuity, if that is what it was, resolved fairly quickly into something quite stable.
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I didn't want to pretend that there is no consequence to promiscuity — Vivian certainly faces consequences.
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He was this total misfit in this expanding world of gay promiscuity and the sexual revolution.
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The medium understood transience and promiscuity — the alleged liberties that straights sometimes envied in gay life.
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The assault begins with a slut-shame—a toss of the label "freak" over her sexual promiscuity.
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For example, female psychopaths appear to more prone to anxiety, emotional problems, and promiscuity than male psychopaths.
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Social conservatives also claim that the vaccine encourages sexual promiscuity, but the evidence does not support this.
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In porn, bisexual women are oftentimes fetishized as their attraction to different genders is read as promiscuity.
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I was one of the champions of the golden age of promiscuity, though that all ended with AIDS.
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During the campaign he echoed its rhetoric, accusing the federal government of promoting "homosexuality and promiscuity" in schools.
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I was allowing my social biases around monogamy, promiscuity, and female sexuality to intrude into my clinical judgment.
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They can be especially impulsive and irresponsible in relationships, accumulating multiple marriages and tending towards to sexual promiscuity.
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Meaning, she had also subscribed to the harmful stigma of promiscuity — that's what we were taught, after all.
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The Family Research Council once accused the Girl Scouts of promoting promiscuity, liberal indoctrination and same-sex marriage.
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Others argued that allowing women to drive would lead to promiscuity and the collapse of the Saudi family.
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Tinder and other dating apps haven't killed the relationship or ushered in a golden age of sexual promiscuity.
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Abstinence-only advocates argue that comprehensive sex education can lead to "promiscuity" and that AOUMs programs can curb that.
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Promiscuity, impulse control, an ungodly fear of abandonment, trouble with relationships, both romantic and otherwise, and severe body dysmorphia.
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HIV-positive gay and bisexual men constantly fight back against the assertion that overt promiscuity led to their diagnosis.
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If women notice them, their internalized misogyny causes them to feel disgust at what they assume is your wanton promiscuity.
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They describe a process of "enzyme promiscuity" that leads to changes in the intensity and colors of mushrooms' light emissions.
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Through their promiscuity with H. sapiens, Neanderthals and Denisovans passed on fragments of genetic code that survive in humans today.
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In defending their client, Rose's lawyers have focused on the victim's alleged sexual promiscuity and insinuated she's a gold digger.
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Naithani is mortified by Watsa's matter-of-fact advice to people on all matters sexual, saying he openly encourages promiscuity.
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He also eliminated political opponents, banished his daughter for promiscuity, and was suspected of arranging the execution of his grandson.
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Here is a show of an abstract painter ahead of her time, and whose stylistic promiscuity belied a deep rigor.
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One such bit of verse, called "Midnight Poem," describes a lonely night of stargazing (belying her exaggerated reputation for promiscuity).
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Harry is temperamental and "cheap", having slept with lots of lady clients and was once almost fired because of his promiscuity.
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Her parents split up for the last time, sending her mother into a downward spiral of hysteria, drug abuse and promiscuity.
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But not in Idaho, which has the strictest law in the U.S. hobbling such job promiscuity, per The New York Times.
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Recent years have seen unprecedented political promiscuity, as Remainers have joined the Lib Dems and Leavers the Brexit Party (see chart).
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Courtesy the artist and Blum & Poe There is a Picasso-like restlessness to Taylor, a determined promiscuity of intention and execution.
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In 2013, when Andrew Lloyd Webber mounted a short-lived musical about Mr. Ward, she recalled the promiscuity of the time.
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Conservative critics say she is emblematic of a youth culture that has been infected with what they see as laziness and promiscuity.
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The student's father is complaining that his son's life has been ruined for "20 minutes of action" fueled by alcohol and promiscuity.
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In the case of "sexually conservative individuals," they write, laws that would seem to permit or endorse promiscuity are a fundamental threat.
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The person I created on the internet shielded me from the slurs of promiscuity high school bullies kept whispering in my ear.
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When he started his campaign of promiscuity, there were just two males and 12 females of his species alive on the island.
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Out of all 11, three showed the strongest link to negative mental health outcomes: sexual promiscuity, self-reliance, and power over women.
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I don't see headlines that read, Brock Turner, Guilty of drinking too much and the sexual promiscuity that goes along with that.
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It's just that instead of the music being about "getting blunted" or promiscuity, it's about doing the "Lindy Hop" and maintaining stable relationships.
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Sexual health education in schools is banned in six states in India, with opponents saying it leads to promiscuity and corrupts young people.
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Mainly Christians, they knelt and prayed, warning that the proposed laws were not only an affront to religion but would also promote promiscuity.
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Authorities also learned Aichele urged the victim to take the so-called "Rice Purity Test," a survey measuring a person's promiscuity, NJ.com reports.
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I don t see headlines that read, Brock Turner, Guilty of drinking too much and the sexual promiscuity that goes along with that.
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Further questions are raised by research into sexually transmitted diseases in animals, which hasn't really found a clear relationship between promiscuity and disease.
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Many of these "role models" pump young minds with a leftwing message while glorifying promiscuity, drugs, and violence in their films and music.
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The hospital was due to open in 2014 until the Burkina Faso Health Ministry intervened with concerns that the hospital would promote sexual promiscuity.
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Those who advocate for abstinence-only educations argue that comprehensive sex ed can lead to "promiscuity," while AOUMs programs are engineered to curb that.
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The study ultimately discovered "a clear [relationship] between the bone's length and a species' promiscuity: more promiscuous species had longer bacula," writes The Economist.
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Semantically, those groups of words aren't the same: it's about promiscuity for women, or either lack of masculinity or having feminine qualities for men.
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People often view representation and abstraction as two sides of a dichotomy, but this is a failure to understand the promiscuity of visual language.
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He repeatedly cited an environment of peer pressure, drinking and promiscuity, factors he said he would use his time on probation to advocate against.
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Bridget Bishop, an older woman with a reputation for promiscuity, was the first to be brought to trial — and the first to be hanged.
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" One constituency, which Buss described in an email as "politically conservative and high on religiosity," adamantly "abhors short-term mating, casual sex, promiscuity, etc.
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This month, Vicente Sotto III, the Senate majority leader, vowed to stop the distribution of condoms in high schools, arguing that they encouraged promiscuity.
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Some erroneously link the vaccine to promiscuity since HPV is sexually transmitted, and vaccine coverage is low in states considered conservative or highly religious.
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The traits, or norms, most closely linked to mental health problems were playboy behavior, or sexual promiscuity, power over women and self-reliance, he said.
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People magazine referred to its "cheerfully tasteless handling of such topics as impotence, homosexuality, promiscuity, adultery, etc." and it caused some controversy when it debuted.
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The desire to take either biomedical prevention method is often associated with promiscuity or infidelity, drawing on longstanding harmful stereotypes about people who take PrEP.
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I believe that anyone should be able to dress in any way, without it reflecting on our promiscuity, intelligence, self-esteem, political leanings, or sexual preferences.
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"We feel these shows are mostly staged and place an emphasis on vanity, greed, promiscuity, vulgarity, and over-the-top conspicuous consumption," wrote the petition creator.
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Ms Fine uses studies of behaviour from across the animal kingdom to argue that neither sex has a monopoly on competitiveness, promiscuity, choosiness or parental care.
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Studies have also shown that introducing sex ed to adolescents doesn't lead to more young people taking that as permission to have sex or increase promiscuity.
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There is a tendency, in cultural conversation and in the media, to attribute promiscuity to whatever technological innovation is empowering people who want to have sex.
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The ensuing years saw Eubanks continue to spiral downward as his addiction led him to promiscuity, day-long partying and staying out all night, he says.
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By definition rape is the absence of promiscuity, rape is the absence of consent, and it perturbs me deeply that he can't even see that distinction.
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She spends the rest of her adolescence in a state of aggressive promiscuity, trying both to numb and to heighten the hurt of that original encounter.
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"And it's an indictment of America's black community that has turned America's major cities into slums because of laziness, drug use and sexual promiscuity," Johnson added.
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In the Stanford case, Mr. Turner's father had complained that his son's life had been ruined for "20 minutes of action" fueled by alcohol and promiscuity.
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Hookup culture and the smartphone apps that make it easy to find partners are commonly portrayed as having fueled a rise in promiscuity among young adults.
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He went through a long phase of stealing and drinking and bisexual promiscuity, and would spend his life struggling to reconcile his early anguish and humiliation.
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This case is NOT about sexual promiscuity and binge drinking — it is about respecting people as full human beings and accepting accountability when you cause harm.
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Second, your romantic situation is extremely advantageous right now, with plentiful opportunities for promiscuity and something new every day — kind of like our art subscription program!
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What's not okay: religious material, insults about China, explicit violence or sexual promiscuity (including incest and masturbation), gambling, any genitalia, smoking, killing endangered animals, and foul language.
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Novels, which were intended to show unfiltered middle-class life in everyday prose instead of fakey verse, drove women to promiscuity by representing their feelings so exactly.
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The youngest Kardashian sister kicked up a kloud of drama following a kringeworthy joke about her weight and sexual promiscuity during Sunday's Keeping Up With the Kardashians.
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The only downside to this wanton promiscuity is dealing with the retroactive shame when you're back home surrounded by your normal friends who don't have toe rings.
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He doesn't go on solo dates because of the current climate of drug use and promiscuity among radical teenagers... but he does have an axe to grind.
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Promiscuity increases the risk that a female will be inseminated by another male before the first male's spermatozoa have had a chance to fertilise the female's eggs.
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Elaine's perceived promiscuity (also known as a healthy, active sex life) comes to a head in season seven's "The Sponge," when her favorite contraceptive sponge is discontinued.
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The stereotypes around bisexuality — that it's a transitional stage or a cover for promiscuity — have been at the center of fraught conversation within L.G.B.T.Q. circles for years.
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Speaking of vices, Justin also says he abused Xanax in his youth, adding ... "Drugs put a screen between me and what I was doing" -- namely, his promiscuity.
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"The number one misconception was people assuming that it was a walk to promote prostitution or promiscuity, which is really stupid," Rose previously told PEOPLE of the event.
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Despite strict rules against promiscuity, homosexuality, drug use, and sex work, the Islamic world is nevertheless—and perhaps as a result—facing up to a growing HIV problem.
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I was always taught that long hair was ideal and was a signifier of being chaste, marriage material, whereas short or shaved hair related to promiscuity and shame.
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Accusations that the organization promotes sexual promiscuity appear to be unfounded—Clitoraid sued the man behind the anti-hospital campaign for defamation and won the case in 2014.
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The stigma speaks to the inherent contradiction of the American dream within the context of the sex industry: Achievement is equated with cash flow, but promiscuity is shunned.
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By definition rape is not the absence of promiscuity, rape is the absence of consent, and it perturbs me deeply that he can t even see that distinction.
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He blames it entirely on the booze, and plans to do penance by going to high schools and warning them of the dangers of binge drinking and promiscuity.
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In December two television-industry associations issued guidelines, recently leaked online, which said televised portrayals of homosexuality were taboo—as were those of extramarital affairs and sexual promiscuity.
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In my opinion, we also invented the contemporary nightclub, because Studio 54 couldn't have attracted a single celebrity, I believe, without its gay patrons and their fearless promiscuity.
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In her discussion, Marcoci also characterized photography as a medium with "inherent promiscuity," due to the way it can absorb other mediums, such as performance, collage, and literature.
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When the HPV vaccine was first introduced in 2006 after FDA approval, it was common for conservatives to claim that giving kids the HPV vaccine would cause sexual promiscuity.
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Mr. Chaiwala speaks of his sites with an evangelist's fervor, hoping to spread the idea that polygamy offers a pro-family antidote to promiscuity, prostitution, divorce and broken homes.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian students and activists said on Wednesday that a minister's suggestion to remove doors at college dormitories to prevent sexual promiscuity would infringe privacy and compromise security.
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However, according to Misiukiewicz, many parents are ill-informed about HPV or think getting the vaccine promotes sexual activity or promiscuity, and will bar their children from getting vaccinated.
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The other side: Clerics are insisting that driving privileges for women would "invite promiscuity," damage women's ovaries, and argue women cannot drive because they only have half a brain.
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LG: I mean, you have to wonder about the actual impact on promiscuity, as you mentioned Caitlin, when these interactions are happening entirely in this kind of virtual environment.
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For decades, Irish priests zealously protected their communities from what they saw as the moral dangers posed by sexual promiscuity, unwed mothers and impoverished children, sometimes orphaned or neglected.
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This was true even though Trump was already a twice-divorced man, known for sexual promiscuity, and exhibiting a public persona that's a far cry from textbook Christian humility.
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It was thought by many in the mainstream of America that birth control was sinful and would lead to promiscuity, it would lead to sex outside of marriage, premarital sex.
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Many conservative Malaysians frown upon the bike riders' decades-old culture, fearing the pastime's potential to encourage gambling, drug abuse, snatch thefts and sexual promiscuity, not to mention daredevil riding.
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Ralph Ginzburg, who served federal time for publishing smut like Eros and The Housewife's Handbook on Selective Promiscuity, gave the Kinsey Institute a collection of 1960s hate mail he received.
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I don't think anybody in the entertainment industry or in politics is surprised by the fact that those worlds are rife with promiscuity and irresponsibility — certainly a lack of accountability.
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He argued that distributing condoms in schools amounted to encouraging promiscuity, and pointed out that condoms were already available free at public health centers and for sale in convenience stores.
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On a postcard of the Hall of Mirrors at Versailles, Mr. Uematsu's absurd doodle brings out all the shabby promiscuity of modern technology and its endless train of secondhand pilgrimages.
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Three women said that they were sent to River View because their parents disapproved of their dating lives, either due to concerns of promiscuity or because they were attracted to girls.
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Alternatively, Shimi suggests that increased promiscuity among some women, and therefore increased contact and intimacy -- through kissing or sex -- may directly increase chances of tonsillitis or else chances of abdominal infection.
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" This point about passing fashions in VR was accompanied by vocal discontent about one particular trend, what artist Marte Roel called "the promiscuity of the word empathy in the VR world.
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I stuffed my training bra with toilet paper when my breasts didn't grow fast enough in middle school; in high school they grew "too big," prompting rumors of implants and promiscuity.
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Although Alexandra Kollontai's own free, dramatic love life shocked not just the bourgeoisie but also other revolutionaries, she still disapproved of precisely the kind of casual promiscuity in which Marina engages.
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" For much more on The Crown, pick up this week's issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday "It is very explicit about the promiscuity of Armstrong-Jones — and Margaret wasn't aware of it.
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"Sex choices are influenced by a great many factors and each such factor offers a possible lever for influencing sex inequality," he wrote, suggesting "promoting monogamy and discouraging promiscuity" as two options.
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I had been equipped through years of ex-gay ideological brainwashing to dismiss American gay male identity, with its vapid materialism, its promiscuity, and its idolization of youth, wealth, and sex appeal.
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No longer will we celebrate the promiscuity and sexual freedom that served as a bedrock of the gay culture that got us here—we've said we now want less sex, not more.
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As a rule, female promiscuity promotes sperm competition among males, and because the Y chromosome oversees sperm production, Dr. Makova said, the chimpanzee Y is likely evolving at hyperspeed to keep up.
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The Letter of the Year warned against increased crime and epidemics and the disintegration of the "traditional Cuban family due to promiscuity, lack of authority and loss of values", among other threats.
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Crook — research manager at Brandwatch — told Mashable that the findings show that women's use of misogynistic language focused largely on sexual promiscuity and 'slut shaming', whereas male language was centred on female objectification.
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Also banned is content that promotes promiscuity which challenges the sanctity of marriage or any displays of homosexuality which is regarded as "abnormal sexual relationships or sexual behaviour," reports South China Morning Post.
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Floyd says the artists up in arms over Gucci are the same ones who promote drug use, murder and sexual promiscuity in their lyrics ... and he wonders why people don't boycott their music.
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According to Dr. Chauntelle Tibbals, sociologist and author of Exposure: A Sociologist Explores Sex, Society, and Adult Entertainment, such lack of connection, along with the promiscuity that can result, aren't caused by porn.
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Clinton's promiscuity, he argued, implicated his fitness for governing: "Chronic indiscipline, compulsion, exploitation, the easy betrayal of vows, all suggest something wrong at a deep level — something habitual and beyond control," he wrote.
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And the toasts reveal everything: the rancor between the two families, the promiscuity, the unrequited loves, the bad behavior, the last-minute confessions — all delivered in drunken tangents that end with saccharine platitudes.
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However, in the regime's view, public fraternization between the sexes threatens its own Islamist vision for Iran by promoting Western values of sexual equality, which it regards as a harbinger of promiscuity and secularism.
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A few of my fellow social conservatives agreed: If unreasonable rules and unfair proceedings discouraged men from pursuing promiscuity and treating women badly, so much the better for both the women and the men.
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I know I can impact and change people's attitudes towards the culture surrounded by binge drinking and sexual promiscuity that protrudes through what people think is at the core of being a college student.
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The mainstream beauty market didn't begin to fully embrace women's choice to wear red as a sign of sensuality and promiscuity until the launch of the makeup line Volupté's lipsticks, Lady and Hussy in 247.
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The cultural practice, ostensibly carried out to discourage sexual temptation and promiscuity, affects 90 million women and girls over age ten worldwide and poses physical, psychological, and sexual dangers, according to the World Health Organization.
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I know I can impact and change people s attitudes towards the culture surrounded by binge drinking and sexual promiscuity that protrudes through what people think is at the core of being a college student.
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Questioning your opponent's mother's promiscuity becomes a differently charged affair when you're looking them in the eyes, your knees separated by the barest sliver of personal space, your thumbs occasionally touching across a crowded controller.
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The movie, which observes the world from Leah's entitled perspective, is the latest in a continuing line of shockers (including "Kids" and "Spring Breakers"), whose depictions of greedy drug-taking and promiscuity are inescapably titillating.
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His eagerness to go at the bomb from every angle suggests a voracious approach to fiction-making, a daring imaginative promiscuity that moves beyond the scope of his first, very good novel, "Family Planning" (2008).
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Brock Turner, the former Stanford student sentenced to six months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman, cited a culture of drinking and promiscuity as having influenced his actions, according to his statement in court.
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Sure, promiscuity can be incredibly fun—and anyone who used to drink in Yates in Nottingham back in 2009 knows I mean that with all my heart—but I doubt it's nourishing in the long run.
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In the 1970s people left their marriages because they believed some higher fulfillment awaited; in the 2010s they marry less, have less sex once married and have fewer children, opting out of promiscuity and procreation both.
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Prohibition is most closely associated with the 1920s, but its seeds were planted a century earlier, when the national temperance movement began decrying alcohol as the root cause of societal evils including laziness, promiscuity and poverty.
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If the sins of the welfare queen were crafty laziness and promiscuity, the sins of the woke so-called social justice warrior are elitist condescension and a failure to connect with the needs of real people.
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" According to Psychology Today, "Sex addicts 'act out' or 'binge' through promiscuity or high-risk behavior, sexual [anorexics] starve themselves by 'acting in,' denying themselves the pleasure of relationships, dating, loving touch, and genuine connection with others.
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Congress should pass the VACCINES Act and the president should sign it, thereby empowering the CDC to vigorously counter the persistent misinformation about promiscuity and safety that gives the HPV virus the opportunity to kill younger Americans.
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Some of the questions that Cook fields have to do with what it's like to be a woman in the tattoo industry and how to deal with some of stereotypes associated with the role, such as promiscuity.
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In my experience, this condition seems a bigger "shame" than anything that would be the opposite, whether you would call it sex addiction, the old-fashioned term "promiscuity," or various forms of fetish from orgy to masochism.
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She had left the guest house for young ladies of good repute and was living with some hoydens who dressed as soldiers and practiced free love, which is what promiscuity and indecency had come to be called.
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Instead, he blamed his actions on a culture of "binge drinking and sexual promiscuity," framing what took place that night as a destructive consequence of his own excessive alcohol consumption, rather than a sexual assault he had perpetrated.
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Today he's just a sleazy oldster, but in the beginning he was a faux philosopher, preaching a gospel cribbed from bohemia and various Freudian enemies of repression, in which the blessed pursuit of promiscuity was the human birthright.
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According to an analysis of long-term data by San Diego State University psychologist Jean M. Twenge published last year in Archives of Sexual Behavior, millennials have a more open attitude about promiscuity than the previous four generations.
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But what about poor Susanna, whose idyllic bath is intruded upon by lecherous Elders who attempt to rape her, then falsely accuse her of promiscuity and establish a Kafkaesque trial in which they are the witnesses and judges?
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Originally published in 2014, At Home with Themselves: Same-Sex Couples in 1980s America, Sohier's intimate, portraits of committed same-sex couples during the AIDS epidemic, does not conform to the stereotypes of gay promiscuity prevalent in that era.
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"People still carry out, or threaten to carry out, 'honor killings' to 'cleanse' perceived stains to their family's honor, including against young women suspected of promiscuity and family members who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender," the report says.
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The study, titled "She Looks Like She'd Be an Animal in Bed: Dehumanization of Drinking Women in Social Contexts," explored the stereotypes applied to women who drink and how presumptions of alcohol and sexual promiscuity go hand-in-hand.
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Michael Jamias, a 30-year-old volunteer at Love Yourself, said he had to to brace himself at public health clinics to be chastised by nurses for being malandi, the Filipino term for flirty, with the implication of promiscuity.
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He has said that he intends to start a program for high school and college students where he will "speak out against the college campus drinking culture and the sexual promiscuity that goes along with that": Campus drinking culture.
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When Michael Douglas blamed his throat cancer on oral sex and HPV, it significantly increased awareness of the risks of the virus for men and boys at a time when many thought it was a virus linked more to female promiscuity.
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First, despite the lack of a relationship between baculum size and testis size, there was a clear one between the bone's length (scaled for the size of the animal in question) and a species' promiscuity: more promiscuous species had longer bacula.
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The lack of a baculum in humans is of a piece with the lack of a mating season and with the existence of a pair-bonded mating system that has, by comparison with many other species, only limited levels of promiscuity.
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Brock Turner, the former Stanford University student convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman behind a Dumpster on campus, described his actions as the product of a culture of drinking, peer pressure and "sexual promiscuity," according to his courtroom statement.
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I've learned about residuals and financial prudence from her videos, and her radical transparency about the dicks she sucked on the streets and on camera as a porn actress makes me feel so much better about my own former promiscuity.
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They insist that, however fulfilled we may feel, we could be so much happier if only we tried this position or popped this pill or had more sex or tamped down the promiscuity or just, some way, ceased to be ourselves.
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A woman who behaved like the thrice-married and affair-prone Mr. Trump — going on the radio to brag about her promiscuity, leaking sordid details about her sex life to the tabloids — would be unlikely to fall in the "virgin" category.
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As a child he endured sexual abuse by a teacher that was horrific enough to result in long-term physical disability as well as psychological damage that led to promiscuity, substance abuse, dissociative identity disorder, suicidal ideation and self-injury.
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The expense is justified because the billboards are a marketing channel: They seek to stir dread in the libertine masses, not only to stem what Weinstein sees as a rising tide of promiscuity but also to drive traffic to his clinics.
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Depression, on the other hand, may manifest itself as destructive behaviors to mask the chronic pain, like increased drug and alcohol use, promiscuity or gambling, she said, adding that depression can come with feelings of hopelessness or denial about the situation.
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Jamie Johnson, who led the Center for Faith-Based & Neighborhood Partnerships at DHS since April, said in a 2008 radio interview that the black community "has turned America's major cities into slums because of laziness, drug use, and sexual promiscuity," CNN reported.
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The "joke" is that white women are ruining Western civilization through promiscuity and voting for liberals, so the only way to save it is to impose Sharia law on women and, in the supremacists' twisted view of Sharia, treat them like property.
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Over time, the virus' transmission shifted, especially in Africa, from rare cases of monkey-to-human transmission to general heterosexual spread, with women today five times more likely to be newly infected compared to men, thanks to sexual cultures that favor male promiscuity.
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But a deputy assistant attorney general with the Justice Department, Hashim M. Mooppan, explained that, under federal law, employers were absolutely free "to regulate employees' off-the-job sexual behavior," meaning they could discriminate against employees for adultery, promiscuity or sexual orientation.
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The hallway and bedroom scenes have a similar aesthetic to he and Kim Kardashian West's house, and the idea of someone being a symbol of sexual promiscuity while also being regarded as a successful family man would seem to fit West's bill.
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Instead, volunteers could reassure women that by carrying their pregnancies to term they were fulfilling their natural destinies as mothers, staving off a litany of woes, from promiscuity to suicide, while standing up to men who wanted sex with no strings attached.
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Both Adrienne Edwards and Valerie Mercer, curator and head of the GM Center for African American Art at the Detroit Institute of Arts, agree with me that a, "confidence in this sense of promiscuity," as Edwards puts it, does have a generational cast.
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One longstanding concern of the bi community has always been the mistaken beliefs there are only two valid categories of sexual orientation (hetero and same-sex) or that bisexuality is synonymous with promiscuity, and thus that others will seek to erase or stigmatize their identity.
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On the lawn, the bikers expressed a range of opinions about how orthodox riders should be, and how closely they should adhere to the rahit-nama, Sikhism's code of conduct for worship and moral behavior, which includes prohibitions against alcohol, drugs, and sexual promiscuity.
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I mean if you look at like the textbook definition of sociopathy —, you know, a glib superficial charm, risk-taking behavior, sexual promiscuity, like physically risky behavior, treating people like objects — that describes about like over half the people I know in Silicon Valley.
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Rhetorical promiscuity has caused Trump many headaches, but the Republican health care plan is an especially sticky wicket because it would force him to resolve the warring impulses that fueled his campaign: destroy Barack Obama's legacy, and help the "forgotten men and women" of America.
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" And though Moore's review of a 1988 John Cheever biography contains the regrettable sentence "Promiscuity ripped open a room in him," it also perceptively suggests Cheever's similarity to Fitzgerald in the "powerful, liquored ambivalence" with which they both sought "to charm and impress the rich.
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It is reached with a short flight of stairs from La Chambre de Sido, or Colette's mother's bedroom, which created a psychological promiscuity with her mother the writer experienced as intimacy while a girl, only to find it smothering when she became an adolescent.
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He glorifies the pleasures of adultery and promiscuity in "I Get Around," yet empathizes with the plight of black women in "Keep Ya Head Up." Buckman masterfully excels in bringing these concepts to light while simultaneously probing the viewer to seek deeper and more honest responses.
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However, Schwules* had the brilliant idea to organize a meeting between Agnès Giard, a well-known French journalist and sex researcher, and Manuela Kay, a Berlin-based lesbian activist, journalist and porn director, for a public debate focused on the feminine perspectives of promiscuity in public places.
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I didn't get the answers I was hoping for (the usual unfounded stereotypes of "greed" and "promiscuity" came up, though to their credit that conversation would go much differently today) and so I observed Brian Molko and Placebo, the band he fronted, with even greater intensity.
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With promiscuity and sexual freedom at the heart of gay culture's many daring cultural innovations, we went on to elevate erotic photography to high art with Mapplethorpe, shepherd the birth of House music at the Paradise Garage, and test publishing's limits with Dennis Cooper's transgressive eroticism.
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The younger female writers in the United States who have been very successful in the last 25 or so years (it is somewhat different in Canada and Europe) often write lightly fictionalized graphic descriptions of anorexia or addiction or promiscuity cloaked in self-shaming apologia for being.
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After all, there is plenty to dislike about abortion, if one is so inclined: the assumed sexual promiscuity of careless women and disobedient girls; the view that abortion is murder; and the power Roe gave to women by liberating them from their traditional place in the home.
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Worse, most believed the disease was a conspiracy on the part of the federal government to kill off the race, God's punishment for homosexuality or simply not a subject for polite conversation, because the disease was thought to be connected to promiscuity and crack and heroin use.
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When someone called in two months ago to protest that Trump is immoral and boasts about his infidelity and sexual promiscuity, Ingraham responded that Ronald Reagan was divorced and even Abraham Lincoln had to do "some really immoral things" to win the Civil War for the Union.
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The global upheavals of the late 1960s ranged from Red Guards in China, pursuing a millennial cult concocted by Mao Zedong to help him win an intra-party power struggle, to affluent Western youths who had stumbled on the joys of long hair, psychedelic drugs and sexual promiscuity.
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If the central claim, that to "live effectively" you must walk the line between "a great slope of complacence on one side" and "rather a mess-up of promiscuity" on the other, sounds reasonably plausible in the moment, that is a credit to the dapper Mr. von Essen.
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When lifestyle (the blanket term used for open relationships) couples split, opponents often blame it all on the horrors of sexual promiscuity, but the truth is, poly folks tend to break up for the same reasons as anybody else—anything from cheating, to fights, to incompatibility, to just growing apart.
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It's understandably hard for a virginal man, gay or straight, living in a hyper-sexualized society where male promiscuity is lauded, to admit that he hasn't yet had sex—but, really, letting someone know that you're about to take his or her virginity is, obviously, the decent thing to do.
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Donald Trump is a libertine who has described his sexual promiscuity as his "personal Vietnam" and boasted that the privileges of celebrity allowed him to grab women by their genitals, while Mike Pence is a committed evangelical who, like others of his faith, abides by strict rules of sexual propriety.
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Rey Anthony and her 1960 sexual autobiography, The Housewife's Handbook on Selective Promiscuity—a revolutionary and extremely controversial volume that brought the author into contact with the Mafia and became the only book to be banned by the US Supreme Court, throwing its publisher Ralph Ginzburg into jail on obscenity charges.
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Women and men who have been sexually abused as children are also more likely to experience more sexual violations and may find it more difficult to negotiate sexual parameters in relationships, potentially increasing their risk of exposure to H.I.V. What we dismiss or judge as promiscuity is often pain in practice.
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He carried on regardless, holding on to the role that made him most vital: warning that gay men are living in a plague, that complacency and government negligence have enabled the plague to continue, that sexual promiscuity is an invitation for the next deadly virus, that homophobia has not gone away.
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"The framing of the sentence by those around him as a personal 'tragedy' for a promising young man who was caught up in a culture of drinking and 'promiscuity' signals a remarkable lack of awareness of the devastating and serious impact that rape and sexual assault can have on survivors," Downes explains.
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Those scenes are intercut with Jared's current routine: days spent enrolled at a center called "Love in Action," run by Victor Sykes (Joel Edgerton), where he's asked to fill out a "genogram," tracing his family's history with such "behavioral sins" as promiscuity, gambling, mental illness, abortion, and of course, same-sex attraction.
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THE LITTLE HOURS Inspired by "The Decameron" — at least in the sense that "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" was inspired by "The Odyssey" — Jeff Baena's shock comedy is centered on a group of medieval nuns (Aubrey Plaza, Alison Brie and Kate Micucci) who don't have the usual compunctions about promiscuity or foul language.
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Dowd says she and Handmaid's Tale showrunner Bruce Miller imagined Aunt Lydia as a former teacher, a woman of faith who watched "the demise of the younger population—the promiscuity and the drugs and the sex before marriage and the abortion" and believed that it was time to turn back the clock.
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The puritanism of feminism, meanwhile, would be more realistic if it could acknowledge that crucial differences between men and women aren't just an artifact of sexism, and that the costs that promiscuity imposes and the unhappiness it breeds might actually be woven into the deeper natures of how both sexes love and mate and reproduce.
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" In 2011, when asked on a TV show by the Afro-Brazilian entertainer Preta Gil what he would do if his son was to date a black woman, Bolsonaro responded by saying that he refused to discuss "promiscuity," and that such a situation would never arise because his children were "brought up in an educated environment.
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A recall effort against a California judge was announced on Monday in a sexual assault case at Stanford University that ignited public outrage after the defendant was sentenced to a mere six months in jail and his father complained that his son's life had been ruined for "20 minutes of action" fueled by alcohol and promiscuity.
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Richman says that a major goal of undetectability awareness campaigns is to educate healthcare professionals, many of whom he says will only tell their patients about TasP on a case-by-case basis, based on factors such as their sexual identity, relationship status, level of promiscuity, and whether they believe they're capable of adhering to treatment.
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His central work on the 1994 Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act, like President Bill Clinton's later support for welfare reform, was part of a larger effort to position the Democratic Party as both a defender of white middle-class interests and as a disciplinarian — in clamping down on assumed black pathologies of criminality, promiscuity and dependency.
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Thus he lets religious conservatives feel, on the one hand, like they're accepting the realities of the culture war — it's over, we lost, we need to make allies of gay people instead of scapegoats — while simultaneously suggesting, through his performative promiscuity, his Victorian-decadent relationship with Catholicism, that they were actually right about homosexuality all along.
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Nor is he without an argument when we reflect on America's embrace of abortion on demand, homosexual marriage, pornography, promiscuity, and the whole panoply of Hollywood values.... While much of American and Western media dismiss him as an authoritarian and reactionary, a throwback, Putin may be seeing the future with more clarity than Americans still caught up in a Cold War paradigm.
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Given his ideological promiscuity and flaws as a general election candidate, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE has been unable to gain the support of major figures in the party establishment.
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Recorded voices took us through a fragmented but shaped account of how life was for many gay and transgender people from the 1970s onward: the lure of the big city; the thrill of flirtation, availability and promiscuity; aspects of the double life and fear; the first symptoms of the mysterious plague that became recognized as H.I.V.; the horror of the multiple illnesses and deaths.
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But from the "Dan Quayle was right" arguments of the early 1990s onward, they also conceded that marriage is probably generally better for kids and maybe especially boys, that monogamy is often preferable to promiscuity and divorce is often undesirable, that welfare policy shouldn't discourage wedlock and should maybe even encourage it, and that the decline of marriage at least contributed to the post-1960s struggles of the working class.
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Here, for example, is an excerpt of Yiannopoulos's infamous piece justifying some of the hateful, vile, and threatening images that were filling Twitter in 2016: Just as the kids of the 60s shocked their parents with promiscuity, long hair and rock'n'roll, so too do the alt-right's young meme brigades shock older generations with outrageous caricatures, from the Jewish "Shlomo Shekelburg" to "Remove Kebab," an internet in-joke about the Bosnian genocide.
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Related: No One Seems to Care About Prison Reform in Canada Saint-Germaine found detainees' rights in Nunavik, and especially in Puvirnituq, were being violated in a number of ways — insufficient and unsanitary facilities; unsanitary and obsolete equipment or no equipment at all; promiscuity due to overcrowding; detainees with "incompatible profiles" being thrown together (people who are intoxicated are sharing cells with people who are about to go to court); and cell confinement 24 hours a day.
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And unfortunately, he joins people of all races who find themselves in this situation in the current world that we are living in and you just realize that there are so many people who believe that pushing the lines with people and crossing the lines and getting people to do things that they don&apost want to do is far, far too frequent in this society in terms of what they may see as sexual promiscuity, which is interpreted which is not, which is actually a violation of someone&aposs freedom and liberty.
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Conservatives didn't expect it because they believed that sexual liberation would inevitably lead to social chaos — that if you declared consent the only standard of sexual morality and encouraged young people to define fulfillment libidinally, you would get not only promiscuity but also a host of dire secondary consequences: Teen pregnancy rates and abortion rates rising together, a pornography-abetted spike in rape and sexual violence, higher crime rates among fatherless young men … basically everything that seemed to be happening in the 1970s and 1980s, when the anti-porn crusade Alberta describes was strongest.
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In "For a Coming Extinction," part of his acclaimed 1967 verse collection, "The Lice," he wrote: Gray whale Now that we are sending you to The End That great god Tell him That we who follow you invented forgiveness And forgive nothing I write as though you could understand And I could say it One must always pretend something Among the dying When you have left the seas nodding on their stalks Empty of you Tell him that we were made On another day Stylistically, Mr. Merwin's mature work was known for metrical promiscuity; stark, sometimes epigrammatic language; and the frequent use of enjambment — the poetic device in which a phrase breaks over two consecutive lines, without intervening punctuation.
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