Fraya wrote:
It does seem to be a treatable malady. But the religious would never allow it. I cant seem to think of a reason why but I'm pretty sure they wouldn't.
In a word: "Competition."
Religious leaders have been screwing their followers out of their hard-earned wages since the beginning of recorded history - and likely before then, as well.
If those followers are instead spending their wages on sex, drugs, gambling, recreation, and high-priced toys, then they won't have any money left over to give to their religious leaders.
Thus, religious leaders preach against the "sins" associated with having fun, with sex for pleasure and pay being at the top of the list.
As for the OP topic, considering how socialised medicine operates in Britain and Canada, a citizen would have to fill out innumerable forms describing the particular "therapy" required, then the claim would be reviewed within 90 days, and the "therapy" scheduled within the next 6 months. Likely, the "therapist" will be some third-rate individual whose bedside manner lacks warmth.
Welcome to the world of subsidised sex.
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