free love

Among many other things, Lithuanian-born radical anarchist Emma Goldman strongly defended free love and homosexuality in the early 1900s, understanding any attack on those forms of intimacy as government overreach.

Hal also believes himself partly culpable, as the couple had lightly dabbled in free love when they were younger.

He was an atheist, free love advocate, and notorious womanizer.

They learned their deadly trade in Syria, where they offended Arab sensibilities by sunbathing naked and practicing free love.

Agnes Ebbsmith is on the point of seeking consolation in free love for the troubles and humiliations of her married life.

When we examine into what the phrase free-love really means, we will not be so fearful of its sound.

And free love, free thought—the Christian religion out of the schools—no!

Does not free love, the mainspring of the movement, lead to this?

He gives His love freely, without any reward, and so it is free love; the offer is alike to all.