In the United States, regulating people's sexual behavior is the way many politicians work, so it's not surprising that our country has historically tried to regulate seemingly harmless sexual behavior among adults.
For example, sodomy, a term commonly used to describe sex such as oral sex and anal sex, is often targeted by lawmakers, while other legal rules make it illegal to have sex before marriage and to live together.
Then there is (
And continue to be)
In particular, rules aimed at regulating sexual behavior in women, such as prohibiting the sale of sexual toys.
Although the Supreme Court actually killed many outdated sodomy laws in the 2003 Lawrence case.
Texas ruled that many states still have laws prohibiting cohabitation and adultery, although you are unlikely to be charged.
Here are a few we would like to remove from the 2016 book: Many states, including Alabama, still list sodomy as a sexual offence.
The state also has quite strict regulations on the sale of sex toys, unless required for medical purposes.
It seems to have married you to your first cousin. . . totally legal.
This may no longer be enforceable, but adultery is still listed as a level 3 misdemeanor in Arizona.
Florida's law against lewd and lewd stipulates that unmarried couples living together is illegal and you may be arrested for a second type of misdemeanor.
But either way, do it because earlier this year the State Council finally decided to abolish 150-year-old law.
In 2016, a year of sin was lived.
Don't plan to open an adult store in Georgia soon, as some towns are easier to take guns than vibrators.
The obscenity and obscenity laws of Idaho, especially where alcohol is sold, are so chaotic that the theater cannot show the warmest French film Blue of 2014.
Don't plan to lure and "debunk" unmarried women in Michigan because you may face imprisonment and fines.
In Mississippi, it is illegal to teach polygamy and even "convince others" to accept it.
In Nebraska, you may not get married if you have an STD.
In New Mexico, waiters and dancers need to cover it up because of "indecent Dance" and "indecent Waiting "(
Means to provide a drink or food while "deliberately exposing ["]your]
Intimate part of public view ")
It's strictly forbidden.
Surprisingly, obscenity laws in Oregon extend to the realm of art, such as sculpture, nudity, and sexual indulgence.
If a man promises to marry in order to lure an unmarried woman, he will have to stick to it.
Adultery is still technically illegal.
In recent years, the Tennessee government has passed the introduction to sexual activity Act, which prohibits students from learning to shake hands and kiss.
In Texas, it is illegal to have six or more "obscene devices" (such as dildos)
But, anyway, what do you need to do with so many fake penises? ).
Like many states, Virginia still has laws against lewd in the book, which means that if you play house with bae, you technically break some very old laws --Outdated rules