Traditional Values in Sex and Relationships Making a Comeback
A recent poll has found that traditional attitudes to sex and relationships are making a comeback, a trend that has been welcomed by the Catholic Church in Scotland.
by Maria Mackay
Posted: Thursday, October 5, 2006

The findings of a recent survey have uncovered a resurgence in the popularity of traditional values in sex and relationships. The findings contrast with the widespread assumption that people today put career before having a family.

The poll for BBC Radio 4’s Women’s Hour, carried out on 4 to 5 September by ICM Research, found that many respondents believed it best to have just one sexual partner.The majority of those questioned also said that the ideal age to settle down was between the ages of 21 and 27 and that it was best to have children before the age of thirty. the rest