In the Guardian, Yvonne Roberts writes about how grim the sexual revolution was. She was there, and describes the sexual permissiveness not as something liberating but something monstrous dressed up as “peace and love.” It was a dystopia that gave rise to a rape culture. But today she notes the marked decrease in sexual activity among young people. Porn is ubiquitous, and addictive, and exemplifies the Final End of the sexual revolution. Loveless, abusive, soul-destroying. We reached peak sex, and it wasn’t even good. She asks:
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Progressive writers are starting to admit the sexual revolution was a failure
in the guardian, yvonne roberts writes about how grim the sexual revolution was. she was there, and describes the sexual permissiveness not ...
C C Pecknold

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