Frankly Fanny . . . by Herself
Dear Frankly:
My husband-to-be tried to explain what male sex drive is, but i don’t think I understand what he means. Isn’t it the same as the female sex drive? If not, how are they different? Please answer as quickly as possible. Our wedding is coming up next month and I want to be prepared.
Curious Constance
Dear Curious:
As with the gradual and sequential development of the physical sex drive, as the psychological and social aspects of the sex drive are established in both men and women over different periods of time. Or, to put it in laywoman terms, with most females, sex drive begins during middle or late adolescence, and continues throughout their lives. Men are different in the fact that their sex drive begins at adolescence and ends about a year or two into marriage.
Dear Frankly:
I’ve lived in Sedona now for well over five years and find myself quite interested in the metaphysical community, or as some call it, the New Age Movement. I have become aware of the fact that many of the believers profess the acceptance of reincarnation as an answer to death and passing. I am having a hard time leaning in this direction. Tell me, Frankly, do you put and credence in that theory? I trust your opinion.
Doubting Darcilla
Dear Doubting:
That’s actually a very personal matter. I hope that if there is such a thing as reincarnation, I come back as a far better person than I am now. And, just in case reincarnation is what happens when we die, I have contacted my lawyer and redone my will. I am leaving everything to myself unless otherwise proven gone.
