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mad care free sex all round the planet.

Oh come on, don't you think you're exaggerating a bit?

"I want people's opinion of the sociological impacts it would have."

None whatsoever.

Overpopulation & mass killing by the NWO

there would be no way of impregnating females if its 100% effective contraception

Is there data that shows that most sexual advances are shot down due to a fear of disease or pregnancy?

If not, I see no reason to think this would change anything other than making the promiscuous more promiscuous. Not exactly a radical social change.

Id certainly be cruising around town without any fears at all

"This thread is nothing but a bunch of wishful thinking.

Y'all are depressing."
Yeah youre right we are turning into TZM members

Is there data that shows that most sexual advances are shot down due to a fear of disease or pregnancy?

If not, I see no reason to think this would change anything other than making the promiscuous more promiscuous. Not exactly a radical social change.

No idea if a database exists. And to be honest i wouldnt really care if it did as it wouldnt affect me that much, I wouldnt make advances to be knocked back, I would only make advances when I know I am getting some.

As far as social changes, who knows if it would change anything [certainly not me], but it may perhaps change the statistics on people going bareback.

Okay Muertos, I will behave.

Has sex ever really been taboo, much less "ultra mega taboo"?

Pornography has existed since the beginning of human civilization. There was a thriving industry in hard core porn films in the early 1900s shortly after the invention of the movie camera. Erotic novels flourished in the Middle Ages in Europe, Asia and the Middle East. Repression of sexual expression is a pretty recent invention, and almost entirely Western-oriented (i.e., in Victorian times in England and in post-WWII USA).

The "sexual revolution" is a chimera in my opinion. It's a cultural construct dreamed up by the baby boomers, who have attempted to rewrite the history of post-WWII America to center primarily on them.

Sex was de-emphasized in popular culture in the 1950s. The "sexual revolution" was nothing more than a part of the swing of the pendulum away from the conservative ideals of the 50s. Somehow, people today got it in their heads that sex has always been treated by dominant culture the way it was in the 1950s in the USA or during Victorian times in Britain. It's simply not true at all.

"I wouldnt make advances to be knocked back, I would only make advances when I know I am getting some."

LAY OFF THE FAT CHICKS BRO