Yes, this is racy. However, it is a subject I am passionate about (no pun intended - well maybe intended
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This is a subject I have been studying as a hobby for many years. Why is it that, in some form or another, all over the world certain 'evil' things have been around. I was taught as a child at church basically that sex was bad unless it was to make kids or on a wedding night. I also learned it is ok for a man to experience pleasure sexually but not a woman. I effectively depolarized myself so I would be very close to many males but not attract any with my feminine because I didn't want to be evil or use my beauty for evil things.
I am now an exotic dancer, and I Choose This because I feel passionate about the imbalance of masculine and feminine in our society. This Topic is created to hopefully release some venting and build awareness of the necessity of tantrika or conscious sexual practice and awareness, in our society.
Bullcrap. We are animals, though we Do have power to be an incredibly conscious force. We have to choose that as individuals and then as a species.
At a base level we are bones, blood, and a primal brain. Looking at mammals and science, the above concept is ridiculous. Males of any species are attracted chemically to sex, and often. We're designed this way for the survival of the species. Every species also has a 'trick' to attract and keep attracting the females to the males, because females are polarized differently and without these tricks or triggers females of any species are not drawn to the discomfort, vulnerability, and physical responsibility of sex.
Doesn't it point toward a basic need of humanity for men to be sexually inspired in some way or another? VERY few animal species have males that choose one mate and never consider another - sexually speaking ONLY not emotionally speaking. Emotion is not a part of this at this point, it's a connection feminine has to work through but male chemistry alone does not. I want to be clear I am speaking of the male brain or male aspect of the brain, which is wired to search sexual stimulation as inspiration for will to act.
They may return to the same mate repeatedly, however in most species males also require variety or the males stop mating with the females. Again, speaking on a chemical level only, but validating how real it is for us as humans.
As my scientific basis I will cite the 'Coolidge Effect'. A phenomenon used by breeders of a variety of species when the stud or male breeder refuses to mate with the same female after 5 or 7 times. They mate the male with a different female or in some cases even just put him in a pen with several other females, and he re-polarizes to be able to be with the original female.
Calvin Coolidge and his wife were at a farm, and she observed the rooster messing with a hen every time they passed. She asked how often the rooster has sex, the farmer stated about 20-30 times a day. She sighed and said 'tell that to Mr. Coolidge'. When the farmer had done so Mr. Coolidge asked if he had sex with the same hen every time and was told no. He smiled and said 'tell that to Mrs. Coolidge'. True story, this is where the breeding technique name came from.
In today's society, the visual alone or perhaps a suggestive dance is enough to help a man repolarize and go home to 'ravage' the woman he truly loves. Some men are able to get this merely from observing women on the street, in a magazine, a strip club, or they just forego a passionate relationship at home in favor of a 'depolarized' style relationship which carries far less drama. The price that is paid is passion. Men who do not allow this side of themselves become depolarized sexually.
It's important to note that throughout history, despite their statements in public or with their wives, men the world over have carefully protected and supported the women open enough to give them feminine inspiration and variety when cultural requirements caused them to depolarize to their wives. See the move 'Dangerous Beauty' for one perspective from history on this. See Mary Magdalen, The Book of Esther in the Bible, the story of Cleopatra, and I'll draw as many examples as necessary of how appropriate polarization can inspire for generations.
The issue with pornography, I feel, is not in the fact that it exists, it's the way it exists. It's in the rejection of tantrika as a necessary aspect of the complete human being, whether practiced with another or onesself.
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