The Empire of Pavlov is a social and cultural project which seeks to model the society, customs, and traditions of the medieval Slavic principalities and the Roman Empire in a contemporary framing. The standards of what is and isn't acceptable were drastically different in the era that Pavlov is modeled after, and many of today's societal concepts didn't exist at all. More in the Disclaimer.
Promiscuity Act passed
5 July 7528 AM
His Imperial Majesty Alexander IV, Defender of the Faith, Turtle and Elephants, may the Almighty God bless his reign, gave Imperial Assent to Promiscuity Act aimed at preventing promiscuous behaviour by banning illicit sexual activity in the Empire.
The Act defines illicit sexual activity as any sexual activity save for sexual intercourse between a husband and his wife for the purpose of procreation. Particularly, the prohibition includes the following:
- Pleasure sex
- Adultery
- Fornication
- Masturbation
- Sex trafficking
- Fetishism (as defined in Anti-Furries Act)
- Objectification
- Production, distribution and consumption of pornographic materials
- Flirting
- Kissing
- Cuddling
- Petting
- Sexting
- Cybersex
- Nudity, save for physiological or medical needs, or for changing clothes
- Cross-dressing
- Usage of contraceptives
However, the Act also specifies that any other sexual activity not explicitly mentioned is also banned.
The Act provides for violators to be stripped off their noble title (if any), whipped 80 times, exiled from the Empire, and proclaimed enemies of God, Emperor, and Fatherland.