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Sexuality?
A swedish documentary just started on TV here about disabled people and the fact that they too get horny.
And then the question is should society help disabled people to get their sexual desires, and if so, how far should society go?
The journalists went to Denmark, where it seemes to be relatively common for social services (the people helping disabled people in this instance) to, if the client asks for it, get them a prostitute. A male nurse (correct word?) said he would assist in masturbation, massage, etc.
A sexolog, which I understood was working in the social service, said that they had the duty to help disabled people to live fullworthy lives. And that such lives also include sexual desires for a lot of people. That means they would try and help the client fullfilling his or her sexual fantasies, as long as it didn't go outside the law (phedophilia, etc). Though it was accepted with sexual desires involving excrements.
They also interviewed a disabled person who used prostitutes, and he thought it was a good thing, and as long as the women were willing he saw no problem with it either.
Back in Sweden, the program showed another service for seeing-disabled people, a movie-showing of porn-movies with a guy who tells everyone what the movie shows.
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You can most likely change the sex of the persons in question in any of the examples, just so you know.
Now, I was quite fascinated by this question, because I think everyone should have a good life, but I know that I myself would have great problems trying to do the job of the nurse who was interviewed. So should people who choose to work with disabled people have to assist them to fullfill their sexual desires? And what about when the desires goes outside what a lot of people would consider normal?
A swedish documentary just started on TV here about disabled people and the fact that they too get horny.
And then the question is should society help disabled people to get their sexual desires, and if so, how far should society go?
The journalists went to Denmark, where it seemes to be relatively common for social services (the people helping disabled people in this instance) to, if the client asks for it, get them a prostitute. A male nurse (correct word?) said he would assist in masturbation, massage, etc.
A sexolog, which I understood was working in the social service, said that they had the duty to help disabled people to live fullworthy lives. And that such lives also include sexual desires for a lot of people. That means they would try and help the client fullfilling his or her sexual fantasies, as long as it didn't go outside the law (phedophilia, etc). Though it was accepted with sexual desires involving excrements.
They also interviewed a disabled person who used prostitutes, and he thought it was a good thing, and as long as the women were willing he saw no problem with it either.
Back in Sweden, the program showed another service for seeing-disabled people, a movie-showing of porn-movies with a guy who tells everyone what the movie shows.
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You can most likely change the sex of the persons in question in any of the examples, just so you know.
Now, I was quite fascinated by this question, because I think everyone should have a good life, but I know that I myself would have great problems trying to do the job of the nurse who was interviewed. So should people who choose to work with disabled people have to assist them to fullfill their sexual desires? And what about when the desires goes outside what a lot of people would consider normal?
