Sexual pracitces and Guilt
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Posted:Mar 6, 2007 6:03 pm
Last Updated:Mar 12, 2007 4:34 pm
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We do lots of wonderful things that aren't "natural." We go to movies, ride bicycles, wear clothing, cook gourmet meals... the list goes on forever. Eating is one of the most basic natural impulses -- and yet we've added thousands of splendid enhancements to food which are not "normal", without worrying about being "unnatural" or feeling guilt. In fact, the best chefs constantly seek to create new recipes that are not the "normal" or expected way to prepare a given food.
Sex is a natural impulse, of course -- but it's also social and cultural, something we learn, with practices that vary enormously around the world and throughout history. So why do we worry about doing something "unnatural" or "abnormal" when it comes to sex? Why should we view engaging in sexual practices that are not "normal", for our culture, as "unnatural"? And why can't we create and add new recipes to our sexual repertoire without guilt?
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