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**WaydayNef** · 05-15-2010, 02:14 PM

We consider ourselves to be sexually liberated, but when examined closely, it begins to look more like slavery.

Nice post Pink.

Personally, I think one cannot find a position of 'truth' in the mundane realm.

I certainly cannot disagree with what you said above. Birth control has nurtured some hungry ghost & hell realms.

But I also think birth control has created more love & intimacy between men & women, in those partners who can manage their relationship more wisely.

Men have learned more love but possibly at the diminishing of woman's innate wisdom.

The mothers of former years with upright moral qualities are certainly more difficult to find. Often, women have become "wishy washy" in their outer values, inwardly hoping for male morals & commitment but outwardly playing the sexual card.

However, men learning more love leads to less violence, less wars, more considerate thinking.

Also, many innately weaker women have not suffered from the hardship of multiple pregnancies.

Personally, I find birth control a fascinating evolution of psycho/technological development. It has certainly changed the psychological make up of human beings.

Most could not even imagine life & what they would be without it.

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WaydayNef Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 453 Senior Member	We consider ourselves to be sexually liberated, but when examined closely, it begins to look more like slavery. Nice post Pink. Personally, I think one cannot find a position of 'truth' in the mundane realm. I certainly cannot disagree with what you said above. Birth control has nurtured some hungry ghost & hell realms. But I also think birth control has created more love & intimacy between men & women, in those partners who can manage their relationship more wisely. Men have learned more love but possibly at the diminishing of woman's innate wisdom. The mothers of former years with upright moral qualities are certainly more difficult to find. Often, women have become "wishy washy" in their outer values, inwardly hoping for male morals & commitment but outwardly playing the sexual card. However, men learning more love leads to less violence, less wars, more considerate thinking. Also, many innately weaker women have not suffered from the hardship of multiple pregnancies. Personally, I find birth control a fascinating evolution of psycho/technological development. It has certainly changed the psychological make up of human beings. Most could not even imagine life & what they would be without it.
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