I acknowledge that the primal function of 'humanistic coupling' is to perpetuate the advancement and reproduction of the human race; however, it is not within my current nor future interest to advance the human race by means of reproduction stimulated by reciprocal amorous desire. When I do acquire a partner, it shall be for solely legitimate reasons and solely on my own terms.
I additionally acknowledge that there exists a spectrum of human sexual orientation that is not characterized by heterogeneousness; these individuals are homosexuals; however, there civil rights and liberties are far too often impeded by the inane societal dogma that pervades every aspect of contemporaneous culture. Reciprocal amorous desire obtains no veritable singular definition; even the term possesses infinite denotations and connotations, it is quite difficult (and futile) to marginalize such a multitude of interpretations into a singular form or template of sorts. Thus, it is in our best interest to accept such a multitude of interpretations as the fundamental definition of reciprocal amorous desire if we are to grant these anguished individuals the sense of liberation and joviality they so enormously desire. These individuals should garner the ability to seek partners for their sole legitimate reasons and solely on their own terms, not by mere governmental mandate.
If we, as a collective species, do not segue towards the fundamental comprehension of reciprocal amorous desire, we as a collective species may never encounter that veritable emotion does not differentiate between gender or ethnic identifications. The dire consequences of such ignorance have already been witnessed in the multitudes in recent weeks. An alternative sexual orientation does not lessen one's value nor worth as a human being. If the alternative sexual orientation is consequential, it is simply a defining or gratuitous attribute towards one's brilliant character.
I reiterate that we as a collective species must seek this fundamental comprehension of mutual amorous desire if we are achieve equanimity; we can begin to view ourselves as members, inhabitants of the universal human race and thus, are more similar and equitable in nature than originally anticipated.
I additionally acknowledge that there exists a spectrum of human sexual orientation that is not characterized by heterogeneousness; these individuals are homosexuals; however, there civil rights and liberties are far too often impeded by the inane societal dogma that pervades every aspect of contemporaneous culture. Reciprocal amorous desire obtains no veritable singular definition; even the term possesses infinite denotations and connotations, it is quite difficult (and futile) to marginalize such a multitude of interpretations into a singular form or template of sorts. Thus, it is in our best interest to accept such a multitude of interpretations as the fundamental definition of reciprocal amorous desire if we are to grant these anguished individuals the sense of liberation and joviality they so enormously desire. These individuals should garner the ability to seek partners for their sole legitimate reasons and solely on their own terms, not by mere governmental mandate.
If we, as a collective species, do not segue towards the fundamental comprehension of reciprocal amorous desire, we as a collective species may never encounter that veritable emotion does not differentiate between gender or ethnic identifications. The dire consequences of such ignorance have already been witnessed in the multitudes in recent weeks. An alternative sexual orientation does not lessen one's value nor worth as a human being. If the alternative sexual orientation is consequential, it is simply a defining or gratuitous attribute towards one's brilliant character.
I reiterate that we as a collective species must seek this fundamental comprehension of mutual amorous desire if we are achieve equanimity; we can begin to view ourselves as members, inhabitants of the universal human race and thus, are more similar and equitable in nature than originally anticipated.
