Our Sexual Selves in the Modern 21st Century

Our Sexual Selves in the Modern 21st Century

Our sexuality is God created or to some of the more agnostic or atheistic others, a logical course of human evolution. There is no wrong or shame in our natural bodies; our bodies without the decorative and protective coverings we may call clothing. The very nature of our natural sexual selves is a testimony of beauty and awe as we are able to share physical pleasure with others; giving and sharing our physical features for the mutual pleasure of sexual expression without guilt or shame or remorse. Our sexual differences of male and female give variety and wonder to those inherent feelings of desire and admiration. Our sexual organs are wondrous to have and share sexual pleasure with others. There is no shame in our sexual bodily functions; acts of sexuality that expresses mutually agreed pleasure and satisfaction. To view acts of shared and mutually condoned sexuality is beautiful and wondrous and not dirty, shameful, or disgusting. It is harmful to put shame, guilt, and remorse upon those that wish to partake in sexuality activities with themselves or with others. Children should be able to grow up in a positive social environment where sexuality is natural, God given and created, and certainly not shameful nor dirty. They do not need to be prevented from viewing sexual acts that are mutually condoned between partners or persons. They should be nurtured in their own sexuality as they grow and learn about their bodies and sexual abilities. Sexual expression is oftentimes ageless and if always partaken in a respectful, mutually agreed, and positive setting, such sexual acts should not be prevented or branded or warranted as acts of evil and disgust but as acts of pleasurable learning and experience for those younger. Some societies even in our 21st century world still condone this but the majority of the world today has branded sexuality as a highly regulated act that can only be partaken between those that society defines as adults.