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The Morality of Faking Orgasms: Deception in a Dishonest World
International Journal of Applied Philosophy 26 (1):85-104 (2012)
Abstract
In this essay, I argue that orgasm-faking is permissible. My essay consists of three parts. First, I provide a background sketch of the psychology of orgasm-faking. Second, I argue that it is permissible. Third, I consider other arguments that might be made for the permissibility of faking itAuthor's Profile
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0739-098X
DOI
10.5840/ijap20122617
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