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BlueBeard
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It's not here yet. But it's coming. It has to. Why was it ever considered wrong?
I think like all taboos, it's rooted in an presumption that a penis and vagina should be considered more than body parts. Otherwise, why would there be anything remarkable about enjoying these rapturously pleasureful parts, even interspecies sexual play? That, and a twisted notion of what constitutes "abuse."
Remember that masturbation was for a spell called "self abuse." Doesn't that sound strange today? It's pretty much accepted now as neither here nor there morally.
Now it's, "It's *your* penis/vagina/anus... go have fun. *We* don't care what you do with it. (but send pics, please?)." LOL
Peeling back layer after layer of sexual taboo "add ons," I think we're inevitably heading for the time when all adult/adult sexual activity is no big deal. Slowly, layer by layer, the sexual taboos are peeling away.
Each layer of taboo focused solely on who does what with whose penis or vagina, and it eventually fell. Each time it was because people realized, "Know what? We're focusing totally on the penis or vagina? We need to let that go."
Do we have any reason left to consider a penis as more sacred -- or more evil -- than your finger or your nose? Isn't a vagina simply another body orifice, part of an interesting landscape we call the vulva? How did it become otherwise for our species? What was that point in the history that changed so much how we looked at these specific organs of the human body? Oh well, we're heading back to it. Finally.
But it's a slow trend, undoing sexual taboos one at a time.
When we've finally gotten to the point where people no longer consider the penis/vagina/anus themselves to be "naughty bits," animal penises/vaginas/anuses will no longer be naughty bits as well. Patting a dog on the head or humping it, just depends on your inclination at that moment.
I think if that's it, then this one will, too -- in spite of a current trend to make it illegal in more states and countries. Maybe *because* of that recent trend, which brings more attention to how bizarre that is, given what's happened to other taboos.
Just a matter of time.
I think like all taboos, it's rooted in an presumption that a penis and vagina should be considered more than body parts. Otherwise, why would there be anything remarkable about enjoying these rapturously pleasureful parts, even interspecies sexual play? That, and a twisted notion of what constitutes "abuse."
Remember that masturbation was for a spell called "self abuse." Doesn't that sound strange today? It's pretty much accepted now as neither here nor there morally.
Now it's, "It's *your* penis/vagina/anus... go have fun. *We* don't care what you do with it. (but send pics, please?)." LOL
Peeling back layer after layer of sexual taboo "add ons," I think we're inevitably heading for the time when all adult/adult sexual activity is no big deal. Slowly, layer by layer, the sexual taboos are peeling away.
Each layer of taboo focused solely on who does what with whose penis or vagina, and it eventually fell. Each time it was because people realized, "Know what? We're focusing totally on the penis or vagina? We need to let that go."
Do we have any reason left to consider a penis as more sacred -- or more evil -- than your finger or your nose? Isn't a vagina simply another body orifice, part of an interesting landscape we call the vulva? How did it become otherwise for our species? What was that point in the history that changed so much how we looked at these specific organs of the human body? Oh well, we're heading back to it. Finally.
But it's a slow trend, undoing sexual taboos one at a time.
When we've finally gotten to the point where people no longer consider the penis/vagina/anus themselves to be "naughty bits," animal penises/vaginas/anuses will no longer be naughty bits as well. Patting a dog on the head or humping it, just depends on your inclination at that moment.
I think if that's it, then this one will, too -- in spite of a current trend to make it illegal in more states and countries. Maybe *because* of that recent trend, which brings more attention to how bizarre that is, given what's happened to other taboos.
Just a matter of time.
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