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      EXCERPT" Farrell cautions that his statistics are rough and confined just to his current sample of 200 -- including people from the unemployed, the working class, business executives, Ph.D.'s and professional athletes. But his preliminary d...ata suggest that the taboo needs severe overhauling. Breaking down the effects into positive (beneficial), negative (traumatic), and mixed (nontraumatic but not regarded as beneficial) categories -- the three faces of incest in his subtitle -- he says that the ovewhelming majority of cases fall into the positive column. Cousin-cousin (including uncle-niece and aunt-nephew) and brother-sister (including sibling homosexuality) relations, accounting for about half of the total incidence, are perceived as beneficial in 95 percent of the cases" from incest the last tabo by phillip nobile
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intro to law: always check the sources( AB 54 should become Wisconsin law) sources listed Warren Farrell ( "Family Sex Debate")Say no to ab54 protect the children say no to ab54
 
INCEST: THE LAST TABOO
by Philip Nobile
(as originally published in Penthouse, December 1977 issue)
'Previously suppressed material from
the original Kinsey interviews tells us that incest is
...prevalent and often positive.See More

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