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Sex in 2003
by James
N. Horky
I really wish that we could all get back to a
point where modesty is valued and virginity is
sacred. I grew up in the 80’s and 90’s,
so I’ve seen and experienced the evolution
of sex-in-the-media. It wasn’t always like
this. There was a time when people cared about
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Poetic
Reinforcement of Procreation:
Some Call it ‘Love’
by Philip Traum
“How many of the people in this room are
married or in a long term relationship?”
Unfortunately, the inquisitive student was not
adept at managing his passions, and the question
sounded vaguely threatening. It obviously contained
a hidden agenda--and nobody likes those. |
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An
Argument For Pornography:
Cum On! What’s The Big Deal?
by Anders Porter
After
all, sex sells. Believe it or not, admit it or
not, like it or not, it’s the truth. And
in saying so, I’m in no way introducing
a new concept. It always has and it always will.
The pornography business has skyrocketed in the
past twenty years to become a multinational, multi-billion
dollar industry.
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Zora
Bytes
Urbia Edition
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Overhuman's
Burden
Lamont's Lament
The T.Brown Chronicles
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"Had
sighed for many, though he loved but one."
Tears
of a broken heart
Are the saddest tears of all.
As I gaze into the mirror,
How silently they fall.
Tears
of a broken heart
Are falling down like rain--
Washing hope out of my life,
And causing so much pain.
For
love has taken my thoughts from me,
And my words cannot succeed:
For when a heart it cannot cry,
For love a heart does bleed.
Bleeding
for love a'lost in time . . .
A blessing forever apart.
There can be no sadder tears in this world
Than the tears of a broken heart.
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