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“Our beliefs about traditional marriage date from agrarian cultures, where you made everything you ate or wore or used, where large extended families helped get this huge amount of work done so nobody starved, and where marriage was a working proposition. When we talk about “traditional family values,” this is the family we are talking about: an extended family of grandparents and aunts and cousins, an organization to accomplish the work of staying alive.”

Quote by Dossie Easton

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The ethical slut: a guide to infinite sexual possibilities

This book serves as a comprehensive guide for individuals interested in exploring open relationships and polyamory, emphasizing the importance of ethical practices and communication in such arrangements. more

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Dossie Easton
Dossie Easton

Dossie Easton is a British author born on February 26, 1944. Her works span a variety of genres, including novels, poetry, and drama. more

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