The Nature of Sex: Sex and the Human Animal

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Summary: Smart Sex Series
Review: I remember watching the series on cable on a trip to Hawaii years ago. It was such an honest, uncolored look at human sexuality. No 'sex scenes' that I recall. And I would recall 'cause I was watching it with my parents and sister. I would have ran out of the room in embarassment. Though, that's not to say you/your kids wouldn't! But it is very intelligent and enlightening. Sex being one of the greater drives of all man-/womankind, it helped me better understand myself and other cultures. By how much? At least a little, possibly much more. It's been quite a while for me and your enlightenment may vary depending on your current knowledge on the subject. There are sure to be tid-bits of information that will have you think, "Huh. Never thoughta that." That's why I'm gonna buy the whole set when it comes out. I've forgotten most of what I learned and self-relization is important to me.

As for this DVD by itself, um, the title suggest that this part is more about the biology of sex. Rather than the parts on world culture or sex through the ages.

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"Back to the shadows, from whence I came.
Praying for a spellchecker, to hide my shame." - Me