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From: Jasmine Gold (juturna![]() |
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Date: Thu, 28 Oct 1999 15:13:23 -0600 (MDT) |
The science fiction book I have been reminded of in all of this discussion is The Forbidden Tower by Marion Zimmer Bradley. Its part of the Darkover series. I found it a wonderful example of what happens when people from two very different cultures and lifestyles get married. One of the Darkovan women states that she doesn't understand how one person can be expected to satisfy all of the needs of their partner: if the person is uninterested or unable to meet the sexual (or other needs) of their partner for whatever reason (sickness, temporary inability, being away, too busy, not interested, etc.), wouldn't she/he be happy to have the partner turn to someone else to have their needs met instead of having to suffer too? And wouldn't it be better to have that person be someone they both care about instead of a stranger? --Jasmine
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