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The Evolution of the Diseases of Women

Walter Balls Headley

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The Dollop with Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds

It was condemned by William Chidley as it opposed his theories, particularly his views on female education, comfort and tight lacing, and was seen as antithetical to his beliefs.

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He condemned late marriage, comfort, socialism, strike action, and women's taste for tight lacing and education.

— Episode: 208 - The Australian Sex Philosopher (L...

Episode: 208 - The Australian Sex Philosopher (Live w/ Nic...

It was condemned by William Chidley as it opposed his theories, particularly his views on female education, comfort and tight lacing, and was seen as antithetical to his beliefs.

"

He condemned late marriage, comfort, socialism, strike action, and women's taste for tight lacing and education.

neither animals nor natives delay marriage and childbearing so unnaturally nor do they wear tight-fitting dresses.

high mental culture is antagonistic to sexual health development and childbearing.

These women, who are apt to be highly attractive by their refinement of feeling and appearance are frequently devoid of sexual appetite of any kind.

Episode: 208 - The Australian Sex Philosopher (Live w/ Nic...

It condemned late marriage, comfort, socialism, strike action, and women's taste for tight lacing and education, arguing that women existed to bear children and should not delay marriage.

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neither animals nor natives delay marriage and childbearing so unnaturally nor do they wear tight-fitting dresses.

high mental culture is antagonistic to sexual health development and childbearing. These women, who are apt to be highly attractive by their refinement of feeling and appearance are frequently devoid of sexual appetite of any kind.

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