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I know that I am going to get a lot of flack for this. And let me just slap on a large PG-13 warning here for those who find this to be a touchy subject. But I feel like I needed to get this off my chest.

There are a lot of topics in this dibattito spot that I come up "pro-sex" on (for lack of a better term). For example, I am pro legalization of prostitution, I do not believe a consensual one night stand is morally reprehensible if both parties know the score, and I recommend that one masturbates as often as one possibly can.

Now, there are health and safety reasons why I support legalization of prostitution, but when it comes to the other two, the main reason I am "pro sex" is biological, psychological, and emotional.

Let me say this bold, and in capital letters:

SEX IS GOOD FOR YOU

Assuming that te are of legal age, I don't care about anything else. I don't care if te have gay sex. I don't care if te have sex with yourself. I don't care if te have kinky sex with handcuffs and and bananas. And I don't care if te have sex before marriage. Just so long as te have it, as frequently as te possibly can. It's OK to want it. It's OK to indulge in it. It feels good for a reason.

Now, I know the arguments of people who want to tell other people to wait for marriage, and wait for heterosexual marriage at that. And I'm gonna say if te wanna go that route, good for you. But after te get married, I hope te jump in the letto and go at it like rabbits every night of your happy marriage.

But since there are so many people telling everyone else over eighteen that they still need wait for marriage, I felt it was about time that someone came along and told these over-eighteen-year-olds that they shouldn't. And I know people will disagree with me. Maybe they'll call me vulgar, o the devil, or... what's that one word someone called me once... Oh yeah, evil.

But the fact of the matter is, complete celibacy is not healthy, and not intended for the average human being. Sure, spiritual leaders do it, but they have all that spiritual energy to get their rocks off on. So let's start with the first sexual encounter any (normal) person ever has: The one she has with herself. Masturbation is not only natural, and normal, it's healthy. te are not the only person in the world who likes a little private time. Boys do it. Girls do it. Even bonobos do it.

So why does sex and masturbation have such a stigma? The answer is simple: Religion. In ancient religions, sex was involved in plenty of pagan rituals. It was celebrated, and seen as something holy. In fact, orgasms were revered as being close to god, heavenly, and beautiful. With the rise of the monotheistic religions who tried to distance themselves from what they didn't like about paganism and take the things they did like, sex became shameful.

Now I've done less research on this topic than I probably should have, so I can't really go beyond that, as this is più of a rant than a well-constructed arguement.

Now, while I am advocating for people to go out and have sex, I am, of course, advising te to go out and have safe sex. Be smart. Wait until te are ready. Do not have sex with a minor, if te are over eighteen. If te are under eighteen, I would heavily advise flying solo for a while until you're ready for a dance partner. Perfect your technique. When you're ready for doubles, have sex with someone te trust. Even if te trust them, wear condoms. And/or use a diaphragm. And/or use pills. And/or any other means of birth control te can think of.

An interesting thing I read in an articolo discussing the multiple health benefits of an active sex life reminds us that "the assumed health benefits of sex are generally thought to accrue to people in loving, monogamous relationships o those flying solo. Risky sex with lots of partners will probably do più harm than good." That is, those hopping from partner to partner are likely to be più stressed than those who are keeping to themselves, o one other person. So I'm not advocating for promiscuity either. It's healthier if te are doing it safely, and monogamously.

So I'll say it again. I don't care if you're gay, o if you're unmarried, o if te have a frisky right hand (or a frisky left hand for that matter). But go out and have sex, because it's good exercise, releases tension and stress, and releases endorphins and raises serotonin levels. On superiore, in alto of that, it decreases depression, boosts cardio health, helps prevent prostate cancer, speeds recovery of wounds/illnesses, and even helps counteract the effects of aging. As if that isn't enough, sex on a regular basis a few times a weak improves olfactory senses and promotes weight loss and improves complessivamente, generale fitness.

So please, do it for your health. Have sex, and lots of it. And don't be ashamed of it.
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I've been disheartened to hear rhetoric and see actions in the media lately that mostra me just how appallingly sexist our so-called "modern" and progressive society still is.

Yes, I'm calling sexism on this one, and no, that's not a word I wave around carelessly.

I'm calling sexism because a number of women's issues have come up in the public forum lately, and no one seems to care A) what women think about that o B) perspectives on issues that aren't fifty years old. I recently postato link which details exactly how offensive these conversations are.

Women On The Front Lines

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Megan Phelps-Roper shares her personal journey out of the WBC and "some sharp ways we can learn to successfully engage across ideological lines." [Credit: TED on YouTube].
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Yes, I broke the original link, but that has since been link. Because no one knows how to cite and circumvent obscure made-up internet rules like I do.

And maybe this titolo got your attention.

Hi, I'm Cinders. Maybe We Haven't Met.

First of all, allow me to introduce myself. I'm an old-hat Fanpopper who joined this site at the tender age of nineteen. I was an open-minded college student at the time, looking for a place to geek out about things I love. One thing I loved was dibattito and discourse. I loved hearing multiple sides and perspectives to arguments, because I know there's always a side I...
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There's been a lot of dibattito in this spot on the general idea of progressive "softies" who need "safe spaces" to avoid being "triggered."

The talk of these kinds of people generally devolves into hyperbolized stereotypes of wimpy college students using it as an excuse not to do their homework, for example. Acronyms like "SJWs" get thrown around, and people express their frustration about feeling like they're walking on egg shells, o censored, o having to cater to other people's over-sensitivity in order to avoid being accused of an "ism" of some sort o another. People feel like they're being...
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