Moral offences in heterosexual pairing

Many practices of male/female coupling are morally offensive to some, whether they are legal or illegal in their native culture.

1. Victimless crime
2. Unethical personal relationships
3. Sexual immorality

1. Unmarried parents
2. Sodomy
3. Sexual intercourse with minors
4. Prostitution
5. Marriage markets
6. Marital rape
7. Incest
8. Group marriage
9. Fornication
10. Forced marriage
11. Consanguineous marriage
12. Concubinage
13. Commercial surrogate mothers
14. Cohabitation
15. Child-marriage

1. Sexual repression
2. Racial discrimination in sexual preferences
3. Political scandal
4. Discriminatory preferences in organ transplants
5. Criminalization of sexual relations out of wedlock

1. Satanic rituals
2. Over-reaction to past sexual ethics
3. Mixed race marriage
4. Lost covenantal understanding of sexuality
5. Genetic sexual attraction
6. Applied double standards

1. Vice and sex traffic offences
2. Use of eggs from aborted foetuses
3. Sexual offences
4. Heterosexual infection of women with AIDS
5. Genetic impediments to marriage

1. Exhausting moral resources
2. Defining moral offences in heterosexual pairing

1. Offence
2. Immorality