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Good sex to be legalized in Ecuador

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A representative of the governing political party of Ecuador has expressed a proposal to make the right of a woman's sexual happiness - legal - so that this right becomes a part of the country legislation. Maria Soledad Vela - the sexual legality advocate - is indignant with the tradition that woman in her country is mostly an object of the men's pleasure and she wants to change this situation.

Maria Soledad Vela - is the member of the National Congress of Ecuador, that is currently occupied with the rewriting of the country's constitution. She is sure that the "lifeless" position of women could be changed with the help of the legislation. Women should have the right for the free, responsible and well-founded decisions of their sexual life matters. So, the questions with whom, when and where should they have sexual relationship - women would be solving on their own. Currently in the conservative and patriarchal Ecuador all these questions were decided by the male part of the population. And men in Ecuador have traditionally an opinion that a woman is needed for the sexual pleasure and children, so her role is quite a small one. However, the place of an Ecuador woman in their society is already progressing - at least because Ms. Vela is not standing barefoot in the kitchen, but is working in the congress. The Ecuador men have had to let her in.

It is quite predictable that the proposal of the senator has aroused a wave of interest, first of all of course among the male part of the legislators. A member of the council, Leonardo Viteri has instantly accused her in an effort to legalize the orgasm at the governmental level. Another senator found the proposal "ridiculous", telling that personal life cannot be subject of the law. Vela has responded that she never wanted to legalize the right for orgasm, but she wants to have the right for sex in a free, fair and more open society. "The offered amendment will end up with the absence of woman's rights,- said Vela. - Today women are appreciated by the male population only as a sexual object".

It is worth to mention that taking into consideration the mentality of the Ecuador population, the sex topic, lifted up to the discussion level, and even by a woman - looks at least revolutionary. This is not the topic of common discussion in Ecuador. And for example in Europe the topic of sex is not discussed not because of the puritan traditions. It looks like the rich and even excessive sexual education, has played with the locals a kind of bad joke. So, for example, in England there is already a sex optimization program for the citizens. The national health care service of Great Britain officially advices the citizens to make love at least once per day. Exclusively for the health purposes.

The British government is horrified with the latest tendency: people make love more rarely. About a half of the women that have been polled about this topic have said that they would better go shopping than make love . Those who are married already for a long time have even said that they would prefer never doing it. And the most surprising thing is that they at the same time affirm that they are absolutely happily married.

What about the Ecuador women - the question of their sexual happiness is still being discussed. And the men's doubts are absolutely clear about this topic. A woman - is an unpredictable creature - and you can never tell - is she really happy or just pretends to be happy. So, you will never be able to prove legally that you've satisfied her indeed.

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Article Submitted On: May 8, 2008