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... joke . That sexual jokes are extremely numerous is understandable because of the repression to which sexual drives are subjected by society . However , since the repression in the joke is very weak , sexual jokes , too , are forbidden ...
... joke . That sexual jokes are extremely numerous is understandable because of the repression to which sexual drives are subjected by society . However , since the repression in the joke is very weak , sexual jokes , too , are forbidden ...
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... joke there is certainly an element that satisfies the sexual tendency . There is also some hostility toward women , since the joke illustrates very well what many men wish to think of rape charges made by women : that sexual intercourse ...
... joke there is certainly an element that satisfies the sexual tendency . There is also some hostility toward women , since the joke illustrates very well what many men wish to think of rape charges made by women : that sexual intercourse ...
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... joke , the hero in the joke , and at least a third person who is the listener ) . Although it is true that a person may enjoy reading a joke with nobody present , in the typical situation there are at least three people . Freud did not ...
... joke , the hero in the joke , and at least a third person who is the listener ) . Although it is true that a person may enjoy reading a joke with nobody present , in the typical situation there are at least three people . Freud did not ...
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