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B"H cosmetics, fashion, and even technology as we willfully broaden the sociological antipathy toward reticence in these matters , and at every phase exchange millions, billions, and trillions of currencies. People make profit over desire for pleasure sold at the highest price bidder are willing to pay. Only elevation of the human consciousness can change the manner of human deportment in the realms of permissible sexuality. Pleasure of orgasmic proportions is disguised as a wolf in granny's paja mas and an unknowing victim sent in innocence to care for the elderly. We are subliminally enticed to want intensely to possess, acquire, eat, wear, and even decorate the environment and warp it so we gain the best heretofore unbeknown unconscious unequalled natural benefit possible during our waking or sleeping hours. It's a good market as long as the buyer is stupid enough to pay for it. All this garbled gook leads back to the question of loneliness. Man's brain waves accompany his utterances, like humming in silent co mpanionship to avoid boredom, d isengage from active perception in pursuit of ignorance in order to accommodate ourselves to perpetual or monotonous behavior manneris ms. Human beastly boys are (and were) trained to disregard the female as a cooperative partner in the extant universe ; out of disregard for the individuality of humwo mben. Jealousy (perhaps mistreatment or disrespect) of men brought the m to rebel against the natural rule of humwo mben over education, functionality, and application of resources to the better good of the nurtur ing collective: fa mily and co mmunity. Children are trained to avoid the distraction of boredom enforcing their aggressive will on the meek. In ancient native co mmunity's, entertainment is procured by sublimating the human strengths and talents in harmony w ith the sounds, sights, touch, taste, and fragrance of the vegetable , insect, animal, seasonal change, and winged creature cultures intrinsic to their lives, as equals sharing a natural existence. Wo men were not clothed to prevent that which man was not incited to desire and nobody was rolling in the bucks for servicing basic human existence. Maybe the practice of celibacy was ingrained in the personality of certain cultures of men fro m the beginning of time. I'm quite capable of picturing myself in the rad iant darkness of fire consuming my flesh (death) and the body, which I inhabit being conscripted to the service of One until I AM nothing but a speck of dust, a grain in a saltshaker . I've not abso lved myself o f 147