There is an underground civil war revolving around sexualization, anyone else agree?

originally posted by: theatreboy

I see part of the problem as jumping from one partner to a another as the problem.

Everything about this world using jealousy and deception as an attempt to perpetuate revolution. Sad when people live by it, even worse if culture provokes that behavior out of arrogance toward sexualization itself.

The day when both sides are peaceful to each other... Any side could be a puppetmaster if balance is lost.

If celebrities and other people known to break monogamy are just trying to break people with influence because they swore themselves into non-sexualization and crave the pleasure, I'd call out any attempt to break the circle of life wholeheartedly.

originally posted by: dug88

originally posted by: Superunknown528
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I used to look at the 1% as decievers, and now I can understand why they were building castles to protect themselves from everyone else: The sexualized population is violent and provocative.

Lol....

www.vanityfair.com...

www.vice.com...

www.salon.com...

I mean do what you like...but that part couldn't be more wrong...

True, they could be deceivers and are using culture to manifest hatred. Nothing worse than being the one person or people staged into the outcast out of everybody's effigy. Makes me wonder what truly perpetuates war if thats the case...

a reply to: Superunknown528
Whoever you're listening to, and whatever you're reading, stop.

1. Celebrities are not an abstinent bunch. You don't have to know one to see that, you just have to open your eyes and look.

2. Why anyone chooses to deny a part of who we are as a species is beyond me. If you want to live that kind of life, that's your choice, but don't proselytize others under the guise there's something wrong with them if they enjoy sex, and are comfortable with their sexuality. There is nothing holy or "healthy" about abstinence.

The whole line of thinking is backward. People are going to f#@k, get over it.

a reply to: Klassified

If there is by any chance, an event of them collectively abstaining, I hope they don't ultimately create hatred and resentment out of themselves, let alone out of the general population... I don't feel deceived either way, but others might and thats what this topic is about...

originally posted by: Superunknown528

originally posted by: dug88

originally posted by: Superunknown528
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I used to look at the 1% as decievers, and now I can understand why they were building castles to protect themselves from everyone else: The sexualized population is violent and provocative.

Lol....

www.vanityfair.com...

www.vice.com...

www.salon.com...

I mean do what you like...but that part couldn't be more wrong...

True, they could be deceivers and are using culture to manifest hatred. Nothing worse than being the one person or people staged into the outcast out of everybody's effigy. Makes me wonder what truly perpetuates war if thats the case...

Honestly I read this book or something else on the topic a while back.

www.amazon.ca...

If you ignore the self help, get rich crap and focus on the other stuff in it, it's fairly enlightening.

Keeping people focused on sex keeps them from utilizing their energy effectively. It's a distraction. Sex isn't wrong in and of itself, focusing on it at the detriment of other things is where the problem lies. Whether it's being obsessed with sex, masturbating, porn, sexual images whatever, becoming focused on that to the detriment of everything else is like being on a drug. It takes your time and energy that could be spent on other things.

Most of society is set up around keeping most people drained and uncreative. It makes them passive and turns them into consumers. TV and movies and stuff make things that take work and effort look easy so people think it is. They try it, get discouraged when they realize they must put time and effort in and return to their consumption which provides an easy source of stimulation.

Humans are supposed to do things. We're supposed to make and create things. When you have sex and create life this is what we do, that same energy is used to create all the things humans have ever made. Keeping people focused on sex keeps people from being human and doing that thing we do, that is, creating #, it makes people dependent on consumption, it makes them passive and resigned to servitude.

Sex in and of itself doesn't do this, but when used as a method of keeping people drained and distracted, it's one of the most effective things available.

The last thing governments and corporations want is for the average person to be energetic, creative and capable. People like that are difficult to control, they tend not to waste money and time on stupid #, and likely have the energy to notice and speak out against the immense amount of bull# in the world.

They tell kids they can do anything, they provide idealized and unrealistic examples of amazing people constantly, they keep people focused on sex, drugs and useless #, everything is designed around keeping average people stupid and lazy. Because a society full of useful capable people has no need for giant corporations or large governments.

Sex just happens to be a great way to do that.

Also, if you've never read it check out Farenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury, he came way closer to predicting present day society than Orwell did I fell like.

a reply to: dug88

Exactly! Being mindful with decisions and staying balanced keeps a person healthy and working in a progressive direction... Moderation is key, corporations and government entities promote consumption as a way of life. They would turn everyone into drug addicts if they could get away with it. There's just no controlled laws regarding how much a person can be sexualized or not, as that would truly create Hell on Earth.

I do feel like there is an organization that places bets and conducts an agenda to promote dishonesty and stress around a person until there is sexualism, however...

A high level of adulteration with it and respect to others' preferences is harmony when there are no regrets on either side, no compromises necessary.

a reply to: Superunknown528

As part of the 99% group that I have been in all my life: Lets create a revolution and accept non-sexualization as a personal decision.

Sorry to be like that.. but this sentence is a paradox.

You want to create a revolution to accept non-sexualization as a personal decision... while you plant these thoughts into the heads of others first... and then call it their individual personal decision.

Donot get me wrong, it is fine that you are now one of the better ones (1% haha..) but I feel a bit of a condescending tone here towards us other animals, who do like to have sex and enjoy it.

originally posted by: MindBodySpiritComplex
a reply to: rickymouse

I don't think humans are supposed to have sex as often as they do. 

I have ducks (and drakes). They have zero exposure to (social) media and they seem pretty damn effing obsessed with sex to me. Of course the drakes' testicles are about the size of their brains but the ducks are often the ones initiating. So, as long as it's all consentual humans are doing fine, methinks. Also statistically speaking humans have sex less often than people think they do.

Oh, maybe it was just me that was like the EverReady energy bunny.

a reply to: Oleandra88

I don't feel above or better than anyone from my personal decision, and would love to remove non-sexualization from the 1% category. If there was anything condescending, it stems from people being gross and disrespectful like spitting in my food or drinks, or spreading disinformation in order to manifest stronger character from myself to correct it, without even talking about my own preferences in the first place. I've lived most of my life at this point sexualized, and witnessed lots of hatred and defamation toward people.

There is honestly no intention of putting anyone down, let alone trying to fill it in to anyones minds what they do is wrong, other than to call out resentment and collective bullying on either side...

a reply to: Superunknown528

Okay I was too fast with that. But I donot get the connection between sex and others spitting in your food or drink? Or being gross.

a reply to: Oleandra88

I have had a job in a community that protects sexualism, there seemed to be an intuitive 6th sense towards me if I was sexualized or not. I've heard people calling the game "Mazel Tav", as anti-Semitic as it sounds, maybe another reason I want to call it out, no reason to blame the Jewish... But there is collective bullying where people are judged when they order food in public and even warn ahead they play "Mazel Tav", just to create a deception expected to fall out of existance.

Heartbreaking if it is a sense of pride that is targeted with "Mazel Tav", even more if they play the game with intentions of keeping violence down if criminals really target pride out of their victims...

The revolution would be modesty...

Something to always remember if someone finds themselves in a bad neighborhood or situation of violence, keep a sense of pride down.

Another sad thing if people try to instigate an influence of pride just to hide behind security while others fall victim to deception...

I say that out of experiencing people trying to push a sense of pride onto myself like it was to instigate a rise out of myself or something, I just never played "Mazel Tav" with them...

a reply to: Duderino

America has lived in fake puritanism and repression for decades, compared to more open societies (take Europe as an example)

That right there is about the truest statement i've seen in a long time.

I grew up in Europe (as an American) My school mates and I are really different than most Americans. For example,
bare breast are not shocking. In Europe they are everywhere, the pool, the beach, on regular tv commercials. Here in the US one look at a nip and people go nuts! The whole breastfeeding controversy is insane!

a reply to: JAGStorm

I confirm but that openness in Europe ... being naked has nothing to do with sexuality in the first place here. It is natural.


Sexuality is natural too but I put a few lines in between this and the last sentence to keep it seperated.

Billions of years of sex brought you into existence. If you just want to throw away the privilege your ancestors had to procreate, well do you, booboo.

originally posted by: Superunknown528
Something to always remember if someone finds themselves in a bad neighborhood or situation of violence, keep a sense of pride down.

Another sad thing if people try to instigate an influence of pride just to hide behind security while others fall victim to deception...

I say that out of experiencing people trying to push a sense of pride onto myself like it was to instigate a rise out of myself or something, I just never played "Mazel Tav" with them...

I have found that finding one's pride is usually a hard won effort, why then give it away when it is most needed? When I was a young woman in the late 70s, I decided to become celibate and I ended it after two years once I determined what I wanted and needed for myself to be happy. Maybe you just need a physical, psychological and emotional break as I did.

Not all work or social environments have the main goal of playing "Mazel Tav", so maybe you should look to being with others' that are like-minded or those that have found their way out of the muck and come out cleansed.

a reply to: Superunknown528

It's an interesting thought, because so few people are celibate, we don't really fully know what the effects would be.

I was hoping for some kind of evidence that elites embrace celibacy...

Because I think it's kind of more the opposite. What you say may be going on at the very top with the people we know very little about, but U think this ability to dominate comes from not having to worry about sex like a normal person does. They are happily sexed and their mind is freed up, while many of the rest of us are forced to devote 25% or more of our efforts to acquiring or keeping a sexual relationship, or go without and be frustrated.

But it is interesting to think about, and some religions demand celibacy, there could be a spiritual aspect. The Bible, I am pretty sure, considers it a sin to "spill your seed". Every drop of sperm MUST end up in someone's vagina, no condoms allowed either. So, maybe there is also a spiritual aspect to masturbation? As in it is bad for you, compared to sex? And is sex with a condom also somehow bad?

Also, I think sex with someone you love is a profound experience that everyone should have. It makes everything better.

Just let me say "SEX SELLS". Don't like it? Well suck it up because the majority of people do, that's why it's so profitable to use sex in your advertising.