 This problem, is after all, part of the broader problem of choices in general: the choice of the road that one takes, of the clothes that one wears, of the food that one eats, of the place in which one sleeps, and of the endless other things that one...  Dual Attraction: Understanding Bisexuality - Page 6by Martin S. Weinberg, Colin J. Williams, Douglas W. Pryor - 1995 - 437 pagesLimited preview - About this book
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...problem is after all part of the broader problem of choices in general: the choice of the road that one takes, of the clothes that one wears, of the food that one eats, of the place in which me sleeps, and of the endless other things that one is constantly choosing. A choice of a partner in... | |
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