Pure
Fiel a Verdad
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And so it is
Hi bb,
Nice to hear from ya,
you said,
bb:I don't think you can point to the lengths pervs will go to in order to indulge their kink and conclude that their drives are necessarily stronger or more compelling than the non-pervy. The difference isn't in the drive it's in whose acts are most restricted.
If vanilla sex were illegal or greatly restricted then most of the population would be breaking the law or secretly and desperately pushing social boundaries in order to scratch their itch.
P: I think you have a point; a lot of the perv's insistence, the build-up of his or her drives, is due to 'restrictions', if not legal, then from social ostracism or diapproval.
But the source of the desperation is not a big issue with me. Also whether a perv libido is greater than, say, that of the Don Juan is not a crucial point because it's not intrinsic to the original claim: that pervy desires--once let out-- make it** difficult if not impossible to be moral.
I'd like your comment on this.
Lastly, your phrase "if vanilla [=hetero, straight] sex were illegal, or greatly restricted...." is surely tongue in cheek.
Or somewhere. It is quite often, just that.
Nice posting; you are always helpful in clarifying an issue.
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Hi bb,
Nice to hear from ya,
you said,
bb:I don't think you can point to the lengths pervs will go to in order to indulge their kink and conclude that their drives are necessarily stronger or more compelling than the non-pervy. The difference isn't in the drive it's in whose acts are most restricted.
If vanilla sex were illegal or greatly restricted then most of the population would be breaking the law or secretly and desperately pushing social boundaries in order to scratch their itch.
P: I think you have a point; a lot of the perv's insistence, the build-up of his or her drives, is due to 'restrictions', if not legal, then from social ostracism or diapproval.
But the source of the desperation is not a big issue with me. Also whether a perv libido is greater than, say, that of the Don Juan is not a crucial point because it's not intrinsic to the original claim: that pervy desires--once let out-- make it** difficult if not impossible to be moral.
I'd like your comment on this.
Lastly, your phrase "if vanilla [=hetero, straight] sex were illegal, or greatly restricted...." is surely tongue in cheek.
Or somewhere. It is quite often, just that.
Nice posting; you are always helpful in clarifying an issue.
**added: directly or indirectly
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