Why do we form relationships? To eventually breed with one's
partner. It is human nature. Relationships are about caring, trust,
and love, but if one starts a relationship, one has to accept that
it will lead to sex. But if one wants a relationship that does not
include having sex, then one's relationship would not last.
Why do you deny yourself pleasure and sex when it is human instinct
to want to have sex with one's partner in a relationship? Because
of the pain, of the diseases one might get from the other person,
or because you are afraid of getting pregnant?
Why do people say sex is bad, when sex is what drives us on? It is
what we need in order to reproduce, to grow, to develop and to
evolve into a species with a much higher level of intelligence.
Generations of young children have been corrupted with the idea
that sex is bad, and sex is not encouraged before marriage. If that
is the case, then why do we reach puberty at such a young age and
why do we aquire the vital organs needed to reproduce and breed and
produce the cells needed to create new life? The main purpose of
life is to have sex, to breed. Animals understand this better than
us all. That is why the animal society is able to thrive, to live
in peace with one another and able to reproduce at such a rapid
pace.
Humans have to understand that having sex is the most important
thing that determines if we become extinct or continue to grow and
become a truly sentient species that is capable of understanding
the basic needs of humanity.
