mothers had had. Many people in the early 1900's said sex was not only for reproduction but for pleasure as well. The psychologist Sigmund Freud said sex was a natural human behavior. He said that every normal human had a natural biological sex drive. Another person who contradicted the idea of sex only for marriage and babies was Havloc Ellis. He said everyone has sexual feelings not related to reproduction. Ellis also said that people should have sex before marriage to see what they like, and that couples should have trial marriages where they had sex to see if they were compatible. Both Freud and Ellis believed that sex was a form of love that should be expressed. Finally, Dr. Morrow wanted for sex education to be taught to children. He believed that if the child
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