A future historian might one day write the following of our time: “Despite a generally permissive culture in which sexually suggestive photographs were used to advertise products ranging from toothpaste to cars, 21st century Americans nonetheless harbored draconian and puritanical laws involving sexual misconduct. It is almost as though they were afraid of the very desire they relied upon to entertain and to titillate themselves.” Full Op-Ed Piece
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Thank you, Norm Pattis. for your insightful comments about cases in which an individual has been charged with a sex offense. The mantra of “sex cases are different” explains a lot. And the new word you have created, “Sexophrenia”, is brilliant. We truly live in a society that uses sex both to titillate and to punish its citizens.