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 The New Economic Reality: Demographic Winter, Part 1

The New Economic Reality: Demographic Winter, Part 2

Download Lauer & Lauer, Ch 1.pdf

 

Men, Women, and the Sex Difference

 Stossel: The Science Around Male Brains vs Female Brains

 Infants Prefer Toys by Gender

 A Different Way to Raise Strong Daughters

Sisters Give Siblings Better Mental Health

 Thinking Differently About Same-Sex Attraction

Homosexuality: What Science Can and Cannot Say

 Understanding Same-Sex Attraction: Where to Turn and How to Help

Transgenderism: A Pathogenic Meme

Normalizing Gender Dysphoria is Dangerous and Unethical

Yes, Marriage Will Change--and Here's How

Making a Love Connection

A Parent's Guide

Affair Prevention

Is Porn Addictive?

Sexuality

 Coitus, But Not Other Kinds of Sexual Activity

Characteristics of Healthy and Unhealthy Sexuality in Marriage (part 1Links to an external site. and (part 2) links to an external site.


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