Historically, when women have needed a relationship for financial security, sex was regarded as a/an:
A) art to cultivate, like the art of cooking.
B) asset to be rationed to achieve a goal.
C) act to be "gotten through" quickly.
D) pleasurable activity to be enjoyed.

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Historically, when women needed a relationship for financial security, sex was often viewed as an asset to be rationed strategically in order to achieve their goal of financial security. This attitude reflects the societal view of women as objects to be traded or bargained in marriages or partnerships.

Historically, When Women Have Needed a Relationship for Financial Security