Sex and Commom-sense

Good Press (1988)
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Abstract

Dive into the thought-provoking world of 'Sex and Common-Sense' by A. Maude Royden, a groundbreaking book that challenges societal norms and offers a progressive perspective on relationships and sexuality. With a balanced and unbiased approach, Royden emphasizes the importance of love and commitment in sexual relationships, regardless of marital status. She advocates for the recognition of true love beyond legal documents and suggests the possibility of divorce under certain circumstances to uphold the sanctity of genuine and loving marriages. Touching on topics such as gender differences, marital rape, and the need for comprehensive sex education, Royden's insights continue to resonate today, transcending religious boundaries and stimulating meaningful discussions about intimacy and human connection.

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