Individualistic perception of sexual activity

The perception that sexual activity is simply a personal, individual activity without social consequences infers that interpersonal relationships have little basis beyond the wishes of the individuals concerned. This results in a society with weak means of cohesion; and, at the same time, individuals and families find their relationships operating in a vacuum, without societal constraints or encouragement.

1. Unbridled individualism
2. Individually defined operating structure of marriage
3. Individualistic morality
4. Diffusion of family role expectations

1. Sexual scientism
2. Over-reaction to past sexual ethics
3. Lost covenantal understanding of sexuality

1. Sexual immorality
2. Reduced interior structure of families
3. Paternal negligence

1. Differences in sexual activity

1. Delineating social sexual framework

1. Overactivity
2. Misperception
3. Individualism
4. Inactivity
5. Action