Summary

Famous American advice columnist Ann Landers (pen name of Eppie Lederer) defines sex as "Sex means love. It means giving. It often means motherhood". American psychotherapist Albert Ellis defines sex as "…A driving, biologically impelled force". Educator Mary Winspear defines sex as "sex is marvelous, it is the great force". A boy plays folk music on a guitar while another plays the harmonica at a house party for teenagers, wearing typical 1960s fashions. Reclining teenage boy pulls girl close to kiss her as another boy watches them closely. Teenage girl playfully arm wrestles on the floor. Teenage couple cuddles in corner. Young man looks at magnifying glass with girl. A young man uses magnifying glass to examine right eye of young woman. Teenagers at party together. A teenage girl smokes cigarette. Two young men chat together at party. A young woman smiles as she smokes cigarette. View of young man with curly hair. A girl fixes hair of young man. Two young women chatting as they sit in armchair together. A young man chats with a smiling young woman over beer. Girl with pixie hair walks. Two young men play harmonica and acoustic guitar together. Girl with pixie hair smokes cigarette while sitting in rocking chair. Young man smokes cigarette, walks, and sees the girl sitting in rocking chair alone. Ann Landers voices concern of teenage sex, saying, "I'm concerned because there appears to be a decline in the moral standards" Mary Winspear describes how teenagers "are very sad and guilt ridden and fear ridden" with regard to having sex. In talking about young adults, psychotherapist Albert Ellis says, "I think they are having much less guilt about engaging in sex relations such as petting and premarital intercourse." Location: Canada. Date: 1968.