Hephzibah Anderson, a British journalist, came to think at 30 that the quick march to sex with the men she knew in her 20s had short-circuited her emotional connections with them. So she swore off sex for a year. In a new book, Chastened, she talks about what she learned. Her interview with Aylin Zafar in the Atlantic concludes thus:
"There's been a lot less sex, but more romance. And a lot more emotional closeness."
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Sex outside of marriage cheapens it. Smart women tend to know this. Others learn the hard way.
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