Joshawa
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I'm just going to put in my two cents. Take it for what it's worth.
Americans, in general, (as I cannot speak for other countries, I will not include them) are too nosy. Who's business is it if two brothers consent to have sex? Who's business is it if a really skinny man and a really fat man consent to have sex? We see crazy mixtures that we judge far too often. When girls are getting pregnant at thirteen, our sense of morals, nationally, is slipping, our spiritualness is spiraling downward and our sense of neighborhood and friendliness is dwindling, the least we have to worry about is what two people of any scenario are doing behind closed doors.
Our poverty rates are up, our orphanges are full, our money for social security is running out, our schools are run down and overrun, and we go about judging others before we stop and consider that we each have an obligation to reevaluate our own lives before we can even begin to judge others.
What's up with that? Even I find myself judging couples and individuals alike, but that doesn't make it right.
This should be the real issue behind this post--what gives us the authority to judge any life but our own?
Americans, in general, (as I cannot speak for other countries, I will not include them) are too nosy. Who's business is it if two brothers consent to have sex? Who's business is it if a really skinny man and a really fat man consent to have sex? We see crazy mixtures that we judge far too often. When girls are getting pregnant at thirteen, our sense of morals, nationally, is slipping, our spiritualness is spiraling downward and our sense of neighborhood and friendliness is dwindling, the least we have to worry about is what two people of any scenario are doing behind closed doors.
Our poverty rates are up, our orphanges are full, our money for social security is running out, our schools are run down and overrun, and we go about judging others before we stop and consider that we each have an obligation to reevaluate our own lives before we can even begin to judge others.
What's up with that? Even I find myself judging couples and individuals alike, but that doesn't make it right.
This should be the real issue behind this post--what gives us the authority to judge any life but our own?
They gotta be the nosiest people around...At least as nosy as the Americans !
... I WANT MORE these threads always turn me the fuck on wooo! aha](/images/smilies/bang.gif "Brick wall ](*,)")
brother. we used to fool around a bit. it was hot.