The 1920s were the era of the first sexual revolution. As cuddling and heavy hugging became new forms of common play, some couples who couldn't resist the temptation found themselves having children out of wedlock and were scrutinized by the community. Additionally, women in the workplace wanted to control family size to control their income. Despite the political interventions of the Comstock Act, Margaret Sanger continued to provide contraceptives to women into the 1920s so that women could continue to experience sex positively without the fear of