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... sexual- ity . Into these play still other relationships - between the remission of menstruation during pregnancy , the end of menstruation which marks the end of fertility , the kinds of knowledge about herself that even primitive woman ...
... sexual- ity . Into these play still other relationships - between the remission of menstruation during pregnancy , the end of menstruation which marks the end of fertility , the kinds of knowledge about herself that even primitive woman ...
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... sexual instinct in accordance with the mating , or stabilizing , impulse of woman.28 According to Margaret Mead , The relationship in the male between his innate sexual impulses and reproduction seems to be a learned response ...
... sexual instinct in accordance with the mating , or stabilizing , impulse of woman.28 According to Margaret Mead , The relationship in the male between his innate sexual impulses and reproduction seems to be a learned response ...
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... sexuality , with the ebb and flow of ovulation and menses , of sexual desire . During pregnancy the en- tire pelvic area increases in its vascularity ( the production of arteries and veins ) thus increasing the capacity for sexual ...
... sexuality , with the ebb and flow of ovulation and menses , of sexual desire . During pregnancy the en- tire pelvic area increases in its vascularity ( the production of arteries and veins ) thus increasing the capacity for sexual ...
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