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alternative lifestyle
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alternative lifestyle
Alternate lifestyle, queer Social medicine A generic, 'politically sensitive' term for any form of living arrangements with a 'significant other' in which sexual orientation differs from the usual male-female dyad–eg, a male or female homosexual dyad


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Rather than killing the Romans and plundering their goods, seizing their farms, and raping their daughters, the barbarians came in like diversity facilitators, teaching the grateful Romans to be tolerant of alternative lifestyles and live close to nature.
At the same time, I hope this is showing a fair and balanced view of alternative lifestyles, and to show that perhaps they don't have a negative effect on the general population.
Illustrated with black-and-white photography, this unique account is enhanced with introduction commentaries by Rider and Lucile South and is highly recommended reading for anyone with an interest in "back to nature" movements and experiments with alternative lifestyles.
 
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