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Subject: Re: Re: Abortion, men's rights and respo - (nf)
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Date: Sat, 14-Apr-84 02:15:00 EST
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/**** uiucdcs:net.women / ubc-visi!mokhtar /  7:39 pm  Apr  3, 1984 ****/
Yes, I think it would be a great idea if the man and woman actually `talked' 
before sex and found out how the other side feels about it. 
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My last relationship started out with rather unusual circumstances.  After 
knowing each other a few weeks, we went camping.  The closeness of such a
retreat encouraged us to share feelings and talk about things that might
have gone unsaid.  We lacked contraceptives, and so had to wait longer
than we might have.

Yes, we talked about what if she became pregnant.  The choices, and the
philosophy of life and religion and society all come together in considering
the act of sex, as well as two individuals who don't really know the answers,
but it is good to agree on beliefs.  (How's that for a run-along sentence...)

Daniel LaLiberte, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign