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I must say I'm looking forward to sex. Very much. How can it be icky to me? It's a gift from God.

Better tell Terje that he has to stop looking forward to sex. From now on, it's all about babies and recreational sex is evil! I hadn't known that until now. I should thank PP for telling me what I think about sex, because without them, I might've made the mistake of believing I enjoyed it. What a fool I am.

*goes in for brainwashing*

My lord, I hate it when they talk about how we're "Anti-sex" or "Anti-woman's sexuality".

That's blanketing a whole group of people as virgins, who will never want to have sex. And that doesn't make sense to me.

I love sex. I mean, I won't get anyone pregnant in the future (Unless something really odd and unexpected happens), so I don't know why I would say sex is only for reproduction. However, I do think that sex that DOES have the possiblility of reproduction needs to be dealt with in a manner in which all parties are able to live.

I mean, it just makes SENSE.

I'm a paradox, apparently, to them.

Or an oxymoron.

Seriously, since when does who I have sex with affect my opinion on any important issue?

I know what you mean. This is a little off subject, but do you think it's true that they hide statutory rape? I've heard recordings of phone calls that really indicate it, but I'm not sure if they're real or not, so.

I highly doubt that the entire organization does it; I doubt it's in the company policy.

I'm not saying it's exactly isolated incidents; The way they describe things make it really easy to fool the system, you know? They make it sound like kids should be able to choose with whom and when to have sex at whatever age they are, so it's not surprising that they would be willing to "turn their eye" from someone who's obviously only pretending to be related to her, because it might be her boyfriend who technically is too old for her by law, but blah blah blah. They have a romanticized view of sex and abortion, so they don't consider the fact that he might be a rapist, or the fact that she just might be so young that, even though it's "consensual," she really didn't know what she was getting into. So, though the organization probably doesn't technically support it, individuals who work for the organization are willing to fudge a few rules "for the sake of the girl."

I have a hard time believing that opinoin. Escpecialy after my own experince with PP reps that came to my middle school once. All they talked baout was how great sex can be...as long as your responsible. What did being responsible invovle? Did it in involve mature desicians and fore sight with planing? No, it involved simply puttign on a condom, nothing more and nothing less. All they talked baout was conception, they lightly touched on abstinence, but that was because state law on sex ed required them to atleast mention it. And that what they did, they only mentiond that abstinence was the only 100% way to avoid STDs and pregnancy, it was almost as though they said it in passing. They didn't even pause to take questions, which I had quite a few of.

But, right after that, for the next hour, all they did was talk about the human body, the emotions you may be feelign now, and that you should always wear a condom if you actualy are going to have sex. They didn't even mention that sex among minors is actualy illigle. But, then again, you really can't reguelate that law.

They might not want people in a psychiatric institute to reproduce because of the chances of the offspring inheritting whatever's wrong, and because of their parenting abilities.