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Update 2007: Delights and Dangers of Internet Sex

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Technology has developed so rapidly that many busy clinicians have been unaware of changes in the leisure behavior of their patients. A whole new world of enormous proportions is now at the fingertips of those who have access to a personal computer. They can explore, discover, link, and connect with family and friends, but also with all kinds of unknown adventurers, who wish to play; talk; flirt; and, yes, be sexual online.

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    Domeena C. Renshaw

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Renshaw, D.C. Update 2007: Delights and Dangers of Internet Sex. Compr Ther 33, 32–35 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12019-007-0004-2

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