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Most of the books Robert H. Rimmer wrote dealt one
way or another with interpersonal sexuality, the deleterious effects of
our strictured relationships upon ourselves, our children, and society as
a body. That the books shown on this page represent only a smattering of
the literature available beyond his writing shows the immensity of
interest they represent in this severely limited area of our individual
freedoms.
There are so many variations and possible
applications of socio-sexual relationships that any discussion of it soon
boils down to a 'yabut' session (where someone makes a statement and
somebody else says, "Yabut."). All of these relationships and potential
relationships (including monogamy) are considered 'perverted' by somebody,
and something to be desired only by dirty-minded individuals.
None of them, including monogamy, seem any more or
less apt to be stable or successful than any of the others. Like any of
the best things in life, the choice to gamble on an outcome ought to be up
to the individuals involved, requiring only that they arrive at an
agreement they can accept the responsibility to uphold and nurture, that
they have been completely honest with each other all the way around (and,
with themselves), and that they fully understand whatever they are
intending to undertake. That kind of understanding only comes with
experience, most of which western societies have worked very hard to
prevent.
Of a couple of things I feel certain: One is that,
whatever kinds of arrangements you can think of, someone in this country
already has found a way to do them, and they're not likely to be bragging
about it much. If you train your cameras with their telephoto lenses on my
house, you will be disappointed to find only one woman and one man, quite
often holding hands—and one hell of a lot of books! If you feel that
interested, come on down to the house and bring your friends. There's
always hot tea to be shared. We've been married nearly half a century, we
still love each other, and we'd enjoy some company.
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Plural Marriage for
Our Times: A Reinvented
Option? |
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Are there natural ethical reasons against
our matrimonial practices? You bet there are, and they go all the way to
the roots of creation and existence.
Read The Other Way
and the Complete Universe of Memes to see why. |

Science Fiction, too:
Witchcraft vs. prudery |