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Brain Trauma Gave Them Intense Sexual Desires
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Woman who sold daughter to neighbour ordered into care
Woman who sold daughter to neighbour ordered into care http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/crime/79146918/woman-who-sold-daughter-to-neighbour-ordered-into-care Shared from Google News & Weather A woman who let her elderly neighbor sexually assault her daughter for money and cigarettes has been ordered to undergo supervised care and rehabilitation. They might require live-in care to ensure the rehabilitation process goes smoothly and they make…
We like our older women invisible and devoid of sexuality
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#Indigenous Rights Event
Our next #Indigenous Rights Event discusses how they apply in NZ & how people can help protect them: https://t.co/wQ4IvoCxIh #HumanRights pic.twitter.com/L09D1TWaHf — NZ Human Rights (@NZHumanRights) February 15, 2017
How music can help relieve chronic pain
How music can help relieve chronic pain https://t.co/OIEN8FrDtd pic.twitter.com/f6Sn0ZZeHe — The Conversation (@ConversationUK) October 1, 2015 So what makes music so effective at making us feel better? The research has often drawn on theories around how nerve impulses in the central nervous system are affected by our thought processes and emotions. Anything that distracts us…