Sandy
Smash Champion
Essentially, we shall discuss the value, purpose, necessity, rationality, or wastefulness of virginity. It is not meant to degrade people for their reasons for their choices. It is meant to express our stances and discuss them in an orderly fashion.
To get the ball rolling, I shall explain some of my recent thoughts on the matter.
When I think about what all living things need in order to survive, I see that it is an intake of nutrients and a functioning reproductive system. For human beings such as ourselves, that means food & water and sex. Food and sex, while technically different, can follow basic patterns, as I shall go on to explain later. It is important to analyze our needs from the perspectives of an individual and from a community in order to see their lasting effects and purposes. Most importantly, we need to see the relative trend that occurs with all of them.
Food is essential in the growth and strength of a person. In order to function healthily, we need a daily intake of the proper foods. Food should be considered more of an individual need than community one. For example, if you take 90% of the food from a person, then you will probably have a dead person soon. If you take 90% of the food from a population, then ten percent can still survive well enough you restart the community. Nonetheless, food is a necessity on both sides of the spectrum. Given that food is more of an individual need, I shall explain its effects on the individual. It is important that the individual receive the proper amount of food, but all know there must be a maximum limit on it, not just on how much we eat, but how much of certain kinds we eat. There needs to be moderation present. When a person eats unhealthily, the individual suffers. Now giving more food to the community will not necessarily cause this, because the way people consume food can vary.
Sex is like food in being a need, but it should be regarded as a community need. An individual that goes without much or any sex is not likely to suffer so consequently, although, sex does make one healthier. If a community goes without much or any sex, it suffers greatly. Because the consequences are also more prominent for the community, sex should be weighted as more of a community need. Like an individual with food, a necessary amount of sex and reproduction is needed within a community to sustain it. The rule for a maximum limit should also apply. If one eats recklessly, the persons suffers. If the community engages in sexual behavior in a reckless fashion, it will suffer too. If one is not careful about sex, that person could contract a Sexually Transmitted Disease. STD's are the equivalent to things like greasy, sugary, or generally unhealthy foods.
My point is, that while it is wise to eat in moderation, it is also wise to have sex in moderation. How does this apply to virginity? Quite simply, when you decide to lose your virginity and enter the sexual realm, do so in a precarious manner.
To get the ball rolling, I shall explain some of my recent thoughts on the matter.
When I think about what all living things need in order to survive, I see that it is an intake of nutrients and a functioning reproductive system. For human beings such as ourselves, that means food & water and sex. Food and sex, while technically different, can follow basic patterns, as I shall go on to explain later. It is important to analyze our needs from the perspectives of an individual and from a community in order to see their lasting effects and purposes. Most importantly, we need to see the relative trend that occurs with all of them.
Food is essential in the growth and strength of a person. In order to function healthily, we need a daily intake of the proper foods. Food should be considered more of an individual need than community one. For example, if you take 90% of the food from a person, then you will probably have a dead person soon. If you take 90% of the food from a population, then ten percent can still survive well enough you restart the community. Nonetheless, food is a necessity on both sides of the spectrum. Given that food is more of an individual need, I shall explain its effects on the individual. It is important that the individual receive the proper amount of food, but all know there must be a maximum limit on it, not just on how much we eat, but how much of certain kinds we eat. There needs to be moderation present. When a person eats unhealthily, the individual suffers. Now giving more food to the community will not necessarily cause this, because the way people consume food can vary.
Sex is like food in being a need, but it should be regarded as a community need. An individual that goes without much or any sex is not likely to suffer so consequently, although, sex does make one healthier. If a community goes without much or any sex, it suffers greatly. Because the consequences are also more prominent for the community, sex should be weighted as more of a community need. Like an individual with food, a necessary amount of sex and reproduction is needed within a community to sustain it. The rule for a maximum limit should also apply. If one eats recklessly, the persons suffers. If the community engages in sexual behavior in a reckless fashion, it will suffer too. If one is not careful about sex, that person could contract a Sexually Transmitted Disease. STD's are the equivalent to things like greasy, sugary, or generally unhealthy foods.
My point is, that while it is wise to eat in moderation, it is also wise to have sex in moderation. How does this apply to virginity? Quite simply, when you decide to lose your virginity and enter the sexual realm, do so in a precarious manner.
