The Judgment of Others Based on Actions
This is in response to a post, and comments based on the post, on An Island Life blog.
I read all of the comments. All of you think that it is nasty. I would say that some of you think that sex is nasty as well. ie Only on a clean bed. You do know that once you had sex on a bed that it is no longer clean, unless you are in the habbit of steam cleaning it after every use.
For those that I never tried it, I’m talking about public sex, there is a thrill involved. I have not joined the mile high club, although I have talked about it with my wife, but she doesn’t want to so i never pushed the issue.
Americans as a whole are repulsed by sex. Everyone should know by now that you all came out of a vagina, and if you are repulsed by that, then you would be repulsed by your birth.
humans seem to hold themselves above animals. We know that we are just like them we have just made a complex social structure that has caused you to develop feelings and thinking in a way that makes you think about what you do and judge other people that do things that you don’t approve of and call them names like “skanky” or “whore”.
This in and of itself, the idea of judging other people and what people think, has been drilled into your brain from birth. It is a learned behavior and not a natural one. humans need to get off of their high horse and get back to basics. Stop judging people and labeling people because they wanted to have sex on a plane. No one labeled you because you have sex 6 times a day in your own bed.
Tags: mile high club, sex on a plane, rant, stupid people
October 3rd, 2007 at 2:28 am
Bravo. Bravo.
After reading all those comments, I started to feel a tad oversexed. Granted I’m not very interested in membership in the Mile High Club myself, but there are places besides BED.
Here’s what I responded over there:
“The only bad thing they did was delay landing. That’s selfish and uncool. If they’d timed it right it’s unlikely anyone would have even noticed.
I don’t know if we are more germ phobic or more prudish as a culture.
Only want sex in a clean bed?!?
The thought of doing it other places is at least a little titillating to most people even if you’d never actually do it. Admit it – you’re a little jealous.”