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Greenwich Village Freebie

I consider myself the foremost historian onmentally disturbed woman who had sex with the
life in Greenwich Village in the Fifties andwhole neighborhood, but it was difficult to
sixties. Many of my younger years were spentget a date with her. This was the way things
observing and enjoying its night life. Afterwere and it is not surprising that people got
finishing my factory job at midnight Ifed up with those rules. Greenwich Village
unwound by drinking beer with the out of townbecame the battleground for a more open
visitors. They were an interesting bunch ofsociety where adults could choose the way
guys and gals. They all came to New Yorkthey  had  sex  and  with  whom.
looking for a new kind of sexual experience
it was one that was not available in theirWord soon spread through out the country that
hometown. They found what they were lookingthere was a "sexual oasis" in New York City
for in Greenwich Village. That crowd waswhere free love was available. Sex starved
called by the writers of that era:single guys and gals from all over the nation
"Beatniks", they also were called: "The Beatleft their families and jobs and headed
Generation".eastward to Greenwich Village. And when they
met they found sexual freedom in each other.
The village in the early fifties was a lowMost were broke and had to share one room
rent neighborhood occupied bywith ten others. Some lived on only a few
Italian-American families and collegecans of beans a day, but nothing mattered to
students from nearby New York University. Thethem but having great sex as often as they
students socialized in Washington Square Parkpleased. They were young and had unlimited
and in the many coffee shops scattered aroundsexual  energy.
the area. It was a quiet picturesque scene as
young people studied, relaxed and chatted inPoets and writers discovered a marketable
coffee shops and in the park. What made theopportunity in romanticizing the sex life of
area stand out most was that it was anthe young guys and gals who newly arrived in
inexpensive place for college students tothe village. They called them:" Beatniks" or
spend their time. On the weekends the coffeeproducts of the: "Beat Generation", But the
shops and parks were full of hundreds oftruth was simple. They were just ordinary
thousands of young students who wanted toyoung people who wanted a sexual freebie
experience  its  lay  back  atmosphere.without their parents interfering with their
personal  life.
Most people in the early fifties had very
narrow sexual views. It was forbidden for aThis sexual paradise came to an end when the
woman to have a sexual affair before marriageguys and gals realized that they had other
and if the neighbors found out that she brokeneeds that were just as important as sexual
the rules, she was called a tramp. If a womanones. They slowly went back to their
got herself pregnant without a guy willing tohometowns, families, and jobs. But it was a
marry her it was a cause for her to commitlearning experience for them and it was all
suicide. On the other end horny young singleworth it. Greenwich Village today has become
men were suffering extreme agony with no waygentrified, only the elite can afford to live
to relieve themselves. Most were forced tothere. But memories of what once took place
constantly masturbate while others gotstill remain.
quickly married. Occasionally men found a



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