Promiscuity

Sexual promiscuity may be defined as the practice of having casual sex frequently with numerous and/or indiscriminate partners (Schmitt 2004). Such practices may be stereotypically applied to the behavior of college age students. The influencers of sexual promiscuity are many; however, a vast amount of research has been conducted to analyze the particular relationship between gender and promiscuity. Another relationship to examine is that between an individuals sexual practices and relationship…

and dialogue (Smith). The Wife of Bath is infamously overlooked as an overly confident, experienced, and sexually open character, she’s described in the following quote as “gapped toothed” which at the time was believed to be an indicator of promiscuity, “She had gap-teeth, set widely, truth to say. Easily on an ambling horse she sat Well wimpled up, and on her head a hat As broad as is a buckler or a shield; She had a flowering mantle that concealed Large hips, her heels spurred sharply under…

their early childhood sexual behaviors. However, sex is not a child first thought during their growth development process. Promiscuity is when a person has sex with a plethora of people on a casual basis. Some researchers and critics believe that it is just human nature for the sexual nature to rise at a young age, others believe otherwise. The main reason for childhood promiscuity is derived from exposure to childhood sexual abuse. A child having sex is a parent worst fear. Sex at an…

Promiscuity and Monogamy are things that we see in our society daily. They play an important role in the interpretation of how we understand the famous novel written by Aldous Huxley, Brave New World. The main characters in this novel are John and Linda. John is the son of Linda and he shows us the role of promiscuity in this novel. Promiscuity is considered a common thing in the World State while monogamy is very rare and very hard to find. John shows us the importance of monogamy because he…

expressing their love for each other. Famous Western Philosopher Robert M. Stewart analyzes and disputes his perspective on the ethics of premarital and extramarital sex, promiscuity, and “junk sex”, discussing how each ultimately affect the individuals partaking in such acts. This essay will outline Stewart’s position on junk sex and promiscuity, and conclude with my personal account of the topic at hand. My assessment will evaluate the reasonability of the philosopher’s theories, as well as…

activities. The parallel between the society’s in Brave New World and America are both permeated by the idea that sexual promiscuity is acceptable. Analysis Section: Sexual promiscuity is concept that is completely accepted and even encouraged in the World State. Children are conditioned at a young age to become comfortable with each other’s bodies and to accept the idea of promiscuity. During playtime, children ran around “Naked in the warm June sunshine,” in massive groups (Huxley 30). By…

Huxley predicts the rise of social promiscuity in his book Brave New World. Already today it is evident the increase and effects it has. The lack to form meaningful relationships with one other and personal feelings is already happening. Brave new world is what today’s society could look like in the future if this progresses. Huxley’s World State is dysfunctional because promiscuity has become more normal and encouraged through social influences, which is also evident in today’s overall society…

An astoundingly common argument from those associated with anti-choice groups is that access to abortion increases women’s, particularly teenagers, promiscuity. The reasoning behind this lies in that, because "the knowledge that they can attain an abortion on demand and be issued with contraceptives is a great comfort to these promiscuous girls, who are grateful they will not have to interrupt their sexual activities for long…” (Eickhoff, British Medical Journal). This argument,…

as a means of avoiding unwanted pregnancies. There have been questions regarding the use of oral contraceptives and whether consumption leads to promiscuity amongst unwed adolescents and adults. Debate amongst…

Aldous Huxley’s dystopian setting of A Brave New World. It is covered by a deep objectification of women-- causing sexuality and promiscuity to be cornerstones of Huxley’s carefully constructed society. When we compare Huxley’s world with our own, it gives valuable insight into the direction of this trend. Because of the changes to the family unit and increasing promiscuity, we find a harmful lack of intimacy growing in our society, a development mirrored in A Brave New World. Brave New World…