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In this short monologue, the speaker argues that the central purpose of human existence is human flourishing, and that sexual activity is a vital component of that flourishing. They contend that even as people age and experience physical and mental decline, sex remains one of the few activities that can still promote well‑being. While illness, mental health issues, and other problems can interfere, the speaker maintains that sex remains worthwhile and should be pursued throughout life, especially for older adults seeking to maintain a sense of flourishing.

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