The Bible also says nothing, about forbidding committed relations between men and boys.
…Pedophilia is not condemned by the Bible.
It seems…the main sexual practices attacked in the Bible, are prostitution and pagan ritual sex.
The social structure they wanted…was one where males and females paired and lived together…made babies with each other…and were around to raise those babies into adulthood…
It was oriented around growing the number of humans, in it’s cultural collective…and hence, enlarging it’s power.
They wanted to stamp out competing religions, as well…
…If they allowed other religions to “up stage” Christianity…if other religions were way more fun and satisfying than Christianity…then who would want to be a Christian?
01) The young paedophiles who say they don’t abuse children
“Some paedophiles say they would never abuse children.
But what support is there for people like this and how should society treat them to prevent abuse happening?
Catherine Burns reports.
Release date: 11 September 2017
Duration: 19 minutes”
Very VP-centric…So…
…There are propagandist elements in this.
…It’s another mixed bag.
…Oh…”the unwashed pro-contacts”…
This is an unhealthy divide…
…Not the diversity in viewpoint and stance…
…but the negative slants, which are placed on “the other” portion of MAPs.
A massive part of this problem…is that when we are young, it is very hard to find your social bearings as a MAP…It is hard not to be an ignorant, indoctrinated mind…It can seem impossible to develop the ability, to think for one’s own self…It’s hard to see through the manipulation, and the BS…
…It’s impossible to understand how the world really works, when you lack the foundation of real world knowledge, and real world experience…
…And a lot of people will take advantage of that…including groups within the MAP community, promoting ideological stances.
What I know…is that some of the best MAPs I have ever known…hell, some of the best people I have ever known…are what many would call “pro-contact”…
…And they are phenomenal individuals, as “pro-contact” individuals…
It is not a badge of dishonor, to be “pro-contact”.
“Anti-contact” MAP’s…are unable, to free themselves of the psychological bondage forced upon them…
…I don’t always know what to say to them…except…let’s agree to be civil with each other…MAPs should not be anything, but supportive and kind with each other…
This world is already cruel enough, without there being so much in fighting.
…It’s why I refuse to fight with, or exclude, other MAPs…the ones who are at least acting in good faith.
01) I Want My Sex Back. Transgender people who regretted changing sex
“Billy, Rene and Walt were born male, but they all felt uncomfortable with their sex. So they underwent sex reassignment surgery, believing it would end their distressing condition, which is known as gender dysphoria – feeling uncomfortable with your birth sex. However, becoming female only brought problems, disappointment and regret.”
A few thoughts…
…Gender dysphoria is far more biologically complex, than “someone touched me when I was below a certain age, so I decided I didn’t want to be that gender anymore”…
That rational is strange…
…And there is something additional and distinct going on, with anyone who dislikes their sex gender so much…that they want to stop being it…to the extent of seeking surgery.
Maybe the unwanted touching was a catalyst to start thinking more about it…or, maybe it was an excuse, giving oneself permission to arrive at a conclusion?…
I think…there can be a number of factors, as to why someone might want to physically be the opposite gender.
A big reason…and a tragic reason…is because they simply don’t like themselves…and they think physical changes to their body, will change this.
…It’s a psychological issue.
It should be noted…this documentary focuses on three older transgender people…They had their operations done, well over twenty years ago…My understanding, is that advancements have been made in making things look more natural…I’m not sure about total functionality, though.
…The one admits he cannot orgasm…That’s unfortunate.
01) Sex & Circumcision: An American Love Story by Eric Clopper
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I hope you can find the two hours to follow me down the rabbit hole.
“This short film accompanies the book HOW TO THINK MORE ABOUT SEX by Alain de Botton, published on 10th May 2012 by Pan Macmillan as part of The School of Life book series.
For more information, visit The School of Life website –
This short movie is ambiguous, until the very tail end…where it seems to conclude, that you shouldn’t sleep around…
Though I’m not up to writing a lot, today…I feel like this demands a response…
…Not only do I dislike it when I’ve invested the time into watching their media, and putting together a blog post for it…just to get a kind of “parting shot”, that sort of turns the ambiguity on it’s head…
…But I really hate it, when I’m jarred out of the flow of what I’m watching [a balanced look at an issue, from multiple viewpoints], to be quickly confronted with something I likely disagree with…seconds before the media ends.
It feels like a “bait and switch”…
The Good:
I think this explores a realm in sexuality, in a fair and honest way…for however deep a “ten minute” video can.
I like that it contrasts the different things some people expect, and how they experience things when something unexpected happens.
This opens the door to dialogue, about what we need and expect as individuals…dialogue that’s important, in helping us live our lives to the fullest.
The Question:
Is monogamy important?
…Or, more specific…Is monogamy something that everybody should be striving towards?
Personally…I respect “open” relationships…
This is not the same thing as saying, “That’s what I would choose to do”…But I do understand, sexual monogamy does not work for every relationship.
I think…so long as the people involved are honest with each other, and either accept each other in this or have the freedom to leave…it’s okay.
I just felt like the video’s last line made it seem, like the ideal is to have only one sexual partner at any given time…or, a lifelong sexual partner…
…I cant say as I find this realistic…or natural.
As a BoyLover:
The question of multiple sexual companions at the same time, overlapping, is an obvious question…
…Is it ethical to have more than one boy, as an intimate companion during the same time era?…
Is it true…that your current boy keeps you tied into the child population, and helps bridge you to other boys?…
…What happens, if you’ve only ever had one relationship with one boy…and he grows out of being a boy?…
I cant argue against the fact…that it is a natural flow of things for a BL who is open, and has boys in his life…to be introduced to new boys, by his current boy friends…
…I cant argue against…that a bunch of horny males getting together, can naturally lead to sexual relations…if everybody is adventurous enough…
…I’ve never seen that as immoral…
In fact…given the social structure we live in, where they don’t want young males making babies they’re not allowed to support…it’s always seemed like giving them a place to put their erections other than a vagina, becomes all the more moral and compassionate.
I’ve never seen a problem in loving boys…nor in being a BL…It’s an obvious, natural thing…
One Base Rule:
No matter who you are, or how you lean…you must always respect and love your companions…
…Sometimes…often, really…this means loving them, by respecting that they do not wish to be sexually loved by you…even when you so badly wish to sexually love them…
…This is a selfless, sacrificing kind of love…It’s how you know that you honestly love someone…when you put their needs and desires, above your own.
If you live by this…I figure…laws and social bigotries be damned…
…”you”, yourself…are not immoral in your sexual relationships…On the contrary…you are highly moral…
…And, hence…it is not immoral, to be involved with people who share your outlook.
“The film blends documentary footage with personal account and fiction in an attempt to depict the specificity of black gay identity. The “silence” referred to throughout the film is that of black gay men, who are unable to express themselves because of the prejudices of white and black heterosexual society, as well as the white gay society.
The narrative structure of Tongues Untied is both interesting and unconventional. Besides including documentary footage detailing North American black gay culture, Riggs also tells of his own experiences as a gay man. These include the realization of his sexual identity and of coping with the deaths of many of his friends to AIDS. Other elements within the film include footage of the Civil Rights Movement and clips of Eddie Murphy performing a homophobic stand-up routine.
The documentary dealt with the simultaneous critique of the politics of racism, homophobia and exclusion as they are intertwined with contemporary sexual politics. The film is a part of a body of recently released films and videos, which examine central issues in the lives of lesbian and gay Black people. Riggs’ work challenged television’s generic boundaries of conformity during the late 80s and early 90s. The television documentary during this time was the conventional talking head, expert interviews, and personal testimonials commonly on public affair issues.
Directed by Marlon Riggs
Produced by Marlon Riggs
Starring Marlon Riggs,
Essex Hemphill, Brian Freeman
Narrated by Marlon Riggs
Various
Distributed by Frameline & California Newsreel
Release date:
October 26, 1989 (American Film Institute Video Festival)
Running time:
55 minutes
Country: United States
Language: English”
“Full Version! 49min — A British documentary on zoophilia presenting various personal, religious, psychological, and sociological views on the phenomenon of sexual relations between humans and other animals.”
“Filmmaker Robinson Devor examines the taboo subject of bestiality. He centers the film around the case of a Seattle aircraft engineer, who died in 2005 after performing a sexual act with a stallion. The filmmaker interviews a number of zoophiles and uses dramatic re-enactments to illustrate their anonymous comments.”
“This is the story of America’s post-operative transmen, Thailand’s kathoeys, the Fa’afafine of Samoa, the sex-reassignment surgery capital of the world, Trinidad, Colorado, USA and a couple in a long-term relationship in which both partners are transgender.
Around the world, customs differ, but almost every society shares one thing the concept of gender. Many believe that there are only two: man and woman. But in India, transgender women who cut off their genitals live as women and form a third gender.
In Indonesia, hermaphrodite priests lead a society that recognizes five genders. And in rural Albania, women swap one gender for another to gain equality. Sometimes even the most conservative cultures must make room for those who challenge convention. But for many, embracing additional genders is still taboo.”
– M.A. Net
