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No sex, please
4:18pm Monday 14th April 2008
After a series of disastrous experiences with men, I have decided to give up on them completely and live without having sex. But my friends say a sexless life could be bad for the health. Are they right?
No. In fact, until about 40 years ago, a large swathe of the female population lived completely sex-free existences until they got married. This didn't seem to do their health any harm. Admittedly, you may get very frustrated at never having orgasms.
However, like a lot of women, you could remedy this with an occasional spot of DIY.
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