Sex. It gets our attention. We can be enamored, angry, turned on, embarrassed, ambivalent, ashamed. And often, uncomfortable. And there are times we hope to resolve the tension with a list of do's and don'ts. Or hope that our teachers, preachers and gurus play the role of moral cop, keeping the lines clearly drawn. This book isn't about rules. It's about people. It's not for those who need easy answers. It's about the misconceptions we carry regarding sex and sexuality. It's about why we make the decisions we do. It's about befriending our sexuality. It's about taking responsibility and not being a victim. It's about hearing the Voice of Grace. Sex and the Choices We Make reminds us that choice making is about who we are and not just what we do. It reminds us that choice making is not about being good or bad, but about treating those around us with diginity, value and respect.