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“I didn't mind the fact I was a virgin still, but I knew some girls saw it as a badge of shame. It was ridiculous how society acted. You were a prude if you hadn't had sex and a slut if you had. There needed to be a middle ground where people who actually liked sex could spend their time doing it as much as they wanted.”

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Book:The Platypus and Her Wolves
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The Platypus and Her Wolves

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Book:The Transparency of Evil: Essays in Extreme Phenomena
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