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When Brad Onishi heard that the man accused of a rampage at three Atlanta-area spas told detectives that he had carried out the attacks as a way to eliminate his own temptations, the claim sounded painfully familiar.
Dr. Onishi, who grew up in a strict evangelical community in Southern California that emphasized sexual purity, had spent his teenage years tearing out any advertisements in surfing magazines that featured women in bikinis. He had traded his online passwords with friends to hold himself accountable. “We had a militant vigilance: Don’t let anything in the house that will tempt you sexually,” Dr. Onishi, now an associate professor of religious studies at Skidmore College, recalled.
https://dnyuz.com/2021/03/20/sexual-anguish-of-atlanta-suspect-is-familiar-thorn-for-evangelicals/
https://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/nation-world/national/article250071849.html
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In a joint statement provided to McClatchy News, Texas Roadhouse and Taylor’s family said he killed himself after experiencing ongoing symptoms, including “severe tinnitus,” after he was infected with COVID-19.
According to Wright, about “95 percent” of the guests on the Boobs Cruise come from the United States. The rest are Mexican nationals. “There are very few Europeans, and very few South Americans,” Wright added. “We have no Canadians at the moment, and no Brits.” (Canadian airlines suspended travel to Mexico, and national lockdowns are in place across the U.K.)
The CDC released COVID-safe sex guidelines last June to much internet tittering—one of the recommendations was that “close contact with multiple people should be avoided,” and anyone who did find a “crowd” should “pick a larger, more open, and well-ventilated space.” People were also advised to wear face masks and “avoid kissing” while hooking up.
https://www.thedailybeast.com/sex-parties-are-back-vaccines-are-optional