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Ok, then Splendra.
Iin the quote above you refer to 'making love' not to 'sex' per se. Elsewhere in this thread you have indicated that you hold strong beliefs about people engaging in the sexual act without love. I believe that at one point you referred to such people as behaving like animals. Personally i am very sceptical of the whole notion of 'making love' but that is another debate entirely. Interestingly, the taoist article that you posted talks primarily of sex.
Your interpretations of sex seem to be intrinsically linked with pain, blame and morality calls. Joyousness is not really something that has shined out of your posts regarding sex. Or if it has then that joyousness is confined to situations in which it is defined as okay to have sex by your standards. By all means apply your standards to yourself if that is what works for you but i would suggest some caution in applying them to the rest of the world.
Interestingly you were very keen for people to read the link that you posted. I took the time to do this and to formulate a somewhat lengthy reply which you have not really addressed.
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