Doctor Hubbard's Sex Facts for Men and Women
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Reprinted in the original for the first time in 75 yearsListen to Dr. Hubbard!Keep your virtue! In the battle to retain her purity, a young woman's path is beset with dangers and traps. If he permits himself to look at suggestive pictures or indulge in lewd fantasies, a young man brings about thoughts that may cause his ruin. The man a woman should marry should be healthy, clean minded, and strong—not a weakling!On your wedding night, husbands must be tender and appreciate that their little wife has had a day of excitement and nervous strain.Did you know? Babies grow within the mother's body—babies are not brought by the stork nor in the doctor's black bag.
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