electronic device.

The girls' backgrounds vary like Beethoven and John Lennon but their unique quality draws them together. Joan (Bunny Allister) breaks her engagement to her longtime college steady, Paul Emerson (also Westberg), when he gives her an engagement ring, a vague promise of marriage and a demand that it's sex now or never. Joan chooses never-at least temporarily - and becomes the first eligible virgin for the computer.

Pearl Lushcomb (Charlene Jones) is a striking young Negro girl with a lecherous uncle (Linc Kilpatrick) whose attempts to seduce her around home have completely turned her off sex. Her father and mother distrust her completely, treating her with little respect. Her frigidity and icy strength bring her to the computer's attention.

Lack of a decent home life is the least of the problems of Susan Rome (Miss Pettyjohn). Religion, kindness, and understanding are all there, but these fail to abate her stronger physical emotions, and it's a constant running battle with each boy she encounters between an immediate need and an upbringing that keeps sounding loud and clear that sex without love is all wrong.

When C.U.P.I.D. brings the three together, their bond leads them to talk freely. Joan wanting to hold out for marriage, Susan afraid that if she once tastes sex, she'll like it too much, and Pearl, who couldn't care less if 'She tries it or not except perhaps to satisfy an inner curiosity.

The idea of curiosity catches their spirits, and they in their individual ways decide to give it a try.