10-11-2017, 04:50 PM
(10-11-2017, 03:54 PM)bfine32 Wrote: Well it would have required you to go back to the post that I was replying to when Benton said there are cultures in the US where intercourse is not optional. But you can play the word game if you think it adds to the discussion.
The only think that came to mind was cultures that would do so for the sole purpose of reproduction (which kinda dismisses the whole contraception thing). So I inquired as to what type of culture would make sexual intercourse not optional for reasons other than procreation. However, he has told me to find my own answer. I may take time to research and find such a culture who knows.
As to sex being healthful: I'm sure there are health benefits to be derived. I gonna see if I can get my health insurance to buy me a nicer car so I can attract more women so I can lead a healthy lifestyle.
I was responding to what I quoted, not to what I didn't quote. You would have to be playing some ridiculous "word game" to take my specific response to your specific remark in order to turn it into a response to another remark I wasn't responding to.
Health insurance doesn't cover nicer cars, but it should cover prescriptions. What prescriptions a patient is prescribed should be between the patient and their health care provider. The employer shouldn't have any role in dictating what prescriptions a patient will or will not receive.
