Sex in the past

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Toward the end of the Vietnam war, sex and drugs were like, everywhere. Men women and even young teens could be seen in tents with older men, or setting talking to men, women, and children, puffing on pot and enjoying there time together. There was no taboo in what they talked about and no one ever worried about anyone telling on each other. It wasn't until President Clinton censured a research paper on child abuse, because of religion and broke the Separation of Church and State, by Forcing preachers to report anyone confessing to have had sex with a minor. This started making it right to tell on each other, one of the most sacred things of the Vietnam war.

What people today don't understand is those in Vietnam shared there foxholes with the people and children in the war zone, and the children were more grown up at 12 or 13 then many adults back home. Many books on Vietnam show photos of the children setting with us smoking cigs and even looked like one of us. These kids were born into running to our foxhole when the came under attack, so this was nothing knew to them, and truthfully it is what caused them to be so grown up already. They knew the consequences of there actions from the day they were born, long before we got there. We even got advice from them. So for us it became very easy to communicate with them, right after we would get there. So when we got home we new how to communicate with the children here also, because they had become exposed to the hippy party-time movement.

At that time, there was a shortage of men, so a man could sexually have any woman he wanted and many even left there wives for a younger woman. There was no such thing as age discrimination back then, so young girls were even taking men from adults. So after the older women got statutory laws made, called child abuse laws, something the flower girls and hippy's were fighting to prevent from happening. So all the freedom those children enjoyed was over and so much misunderstanding followed.