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10 Jun 2010, 11:21 am

So then, as a psychoanalyst I have noticed that a large proportion of posts on this entire website are either directly sexual or inspired by innervated sexual energy.

Now, are you forgetting that God himself - nature, in other words - has ordained the death penalty for millions of sexually active people over the years? Syphilis, chlamydia, HIV ....

Just because you can 'use protection' doesn't mean that nature is not trying to dissuade us from constant 'free love'. It is quite clear that the best kind of sex is 'unprotected' natural sex with a partner who is enjoying it as much as you are. Putting a rubber on means nothing - all that does it turn sex into another stupid little game played by overgrown teenagers.

So then, how now?



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10 Jun 2010, 12:32 pm

Brown cow?

Thanks for your opinions?


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10 Jun 2010, 12:46 pm

Then as a psychoanalyst you should know that sexuality is an important part of the human condition. You should also know that AS makes it much more difficult for the average Aspie to have the types of loving relationships that NT's take for granted.


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10 Jun 2010, 12:56 pm

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So then, as a psychoanalyst I have noticed that a large proportion of posts on this entire website are either directly sexual or inspired by innervated sexual energy.


This reminds me of that Bill Bailey sketch in Part Troll:

"There’s this one celebrity, Rosie O’Donnell, a talk show host, and she said this: “I don’t know anything about Afghanistan, but I know it’s full of terrorists, speaking as a mother.”

So what is this "speaking as a mother" then? Is that a euphemism for "talking out of my arse"? "Suspending rational thought for a moment"?

As a rational human being, Al-Qaeda are a loose association of psychopathic zealots who could be rounded up with a sustained police investigation.

But speaking as a parent, they’re all eight foot tall, they’ve got lasers under their moustaches, a huge eye in their foreheads and the only way to kill them is to NUKE every country that hasn’t sent us a Christmas card in the the last 20 years!! [i]Speaking as a mother."

Just speaking as a student.. :wink:

No offence to you Abraham, you're allowed your own religious opinion. But being a psychoanalyst doesn't give it any more clout than say, speaking as a binman.



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10 Jun 2010, 12:57 pm

That's like saying nature dosen't want us to cross the road because, if you're not careful, you can get run over.

Just use common sense and be safe :roll:



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10 Jun 2010, 1:14 pm

:lol: I thought people went to see psychoanalysts to free themselves of neuroses and guilt trips...

If the majority of the posts you're seeing on this entire website are about sex, you're hallucinating. From what I've observed, I'd more likely guess a significant number, if not the majority of people posting here have never had sex.


And IMHO, a few things in this life are worth dying for. :wink:

Religion is not one of them.



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10 Jun 2010, 1:32 pm

I'm really curious now. Where in the bible does it say STDs are punishment for out-of-wedlock sex? Do you just infer that it is punishment?


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10 Jun 2010, 2:14 pm

So tempted to say what I have on my mind, so I guess I will

TrollDar has been triggered. Since said TrollDar has been triggered, as a precaution, I recommend the following course of action.

1)Don't feed it.
2)Just get away as fast as possible.
3)If you are tempted to bash the trolls oppinion go right ahead. Now what was that phrase that I have heard online before that sums up internet arguements? "Arguing on the Internet is like competing in a reality tv show. Even if you win, You're still a stupid attention w****." (yes, I had to change the original comparison up since it could be offensive amongs alot of us, considering the old reference was about the special olympics, I did however compare it to reality TV, which is a giant pile of BS)


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10 Jun 2010, 3:24 pm

Abraham wrote:
So then, as a psychoanalyst I have noticed that a large proportion of posts on this entire website are either directly sexual or inspired by innervated sexual energy.

Now, are you forgetting that God himself - nature, in other words - has ordained the death penalty for millions of sexually active people over the years? Syphilis, chlamydia, HIV ....

Just because you can 'use protection' doesn't mean that nature is not trying to dissuade us from constant 'free love'. It is quite clear that the best kind of sex is 'unprotected' natural sex with a partner who is enjoying it as much as you are. Putting a rubber on means nothing - all that does it turn sex into another stupid little game played by overgrown teenagers.

So then, how now?


First of all, we are not all just wanting sex. Some of us actually do want a long term relationship, although our disability can make that difficult to get in the first place.

Secondly, nature is not trying to dissuade us from anything. Condoms have been tested well enough in the laboratory to make us reasonably confident that they will prevent STD's, like HIV, as long as they are used properly and don't break. Of course, having multiple partners will increase the risk but not everyone on this site wants that. I also want to point out that it is not correct to say that reproduction is the only function of sex. If everyone agreed with a value system that we should all remain virgins until married, then fine. But that is not the case. That's why abstinence only sex education in schools is a complete failure. The availability of condoms does not affect people who make such choice either because if people choose to abstain, they will not use them as they don't need them.

Thirdly, you do not seem like a psychologist to me. You seem more like one of those Christian evangelists trying to preach to people. If so, bugger off and do your evangelising elsewhere, please.



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10 Jun 2010, 3:33 pm

Abraham wrote:
So then, as a psychoanalyst I have noticed




Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 10:28 am Post subject:

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Abraham wrote:
My psychiatrist called me weird. What else can you do when a doctor calls you weird? Just shrug your shoulders and say 'hay ho; whatever will be, will be.'


Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 10:19 am
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I was recently put on aripiprazole. Starting out at 1mg, then 2mg, then 5mg.

To begin with I actually felt better; although my limbs tended to jerk and I slept very little, my thoughts were dampened and I became more 'reasonable'.

But once I got to 5mg, the AKATHISIA set in.


Abraham, perhaps you should contact your psychiatrist and let him know you consider yourself a psychoanalyst. I am certain he/she will find it an interesting development in your treatment.



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10 Jun 2010, 3:46 pm

Jono wrote:
Abraham wrote:
So then, as a psychoanalyst I have noticed that a large proportion of posts on this entire website are either directly sexual or inspired by innervated sexual energy.

Now, are you forgetting that God himself - nature, in other words - has ordained the death penalty for millions of sexually active people over the years? Syphilis, chlamydia, HIV ....

Just because you can 'use protection' doesn't mean that nature is not trying to dissuade us from constant 'free love'. It is quite clear that the best kind of sex is 'unprotected' natural sex with a partner who is enjoying it as much as you are. Putting a rubber on means nothing - all that does it turn sex into another stupid little game played by overgrown teenagers.

So then, how now?


First of all, we are not all just wanting sex. Some of us actually do want a long term relationship, although our disability can make that difficult to get in the first place.

Secondly, nature is not trying to dissuade us from anything. Condoms have been tested well enough in the laboratory to make us reasonably confident that they will prevent STD's, like HIV, as long as they are used properly and don't break. Of course, having multiple partners will increase the risk but not everyone on this site wants that. I also want to point out that it is not correct to say that reproduction is the only function of sex. If everyone agreed with a value system that we should all remain virgins until married, then fine. But that is not the case. That's why abstinence only sex education in schools is a complete failure. The availability of condoms does not affect people who make such choice either because if people choose to abstain, they will not use them as they don't need them.

Thirdly, you do not seem like a psychologist to me. You seem more like one of those Christian evangelists trying to preach to people. If so, bugger off and do your evangelising elsewhere, please.


Look at Bristol Palin (albeit a sad story). Perfect example right there of the failure of abstinence-only sex ed. Thanks Mama Palin!! !! :P



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10 Jun 2010, 4:19 pm

These replies aren't bad; I expected worse.

Keep them 'coming'. :D



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10 Jun 2010, 4:27 pm

Northeastern292 wrote:
Jono wrote:
Abraham wrote:
So then, as a psychoanalyst I have noticed that a large proportion of posts on this entire website are either directly sexual or inspired by innervated sexual energy.

Now, are you forgetting that God himself - nature, in other words - has ordained the death penalty for millions of sexually active people over the years? Syphilis, chlamydia, HIV ....

Just because you can 'use protection' doesn't mean that nature is not trying to dissuade us from constant 'free love'. It is quite clear that the best kind of sex is 'unprotected' natural sex with a partner who is enjoying it as much as you are. Putting a rubber on means nothing - all that does it turn sex into another stupid little game played by overgrown teenagers.

So then, how now?


First of all, we are not all just wanting sex. Some of us actually do want a long term relationship, although our disability can make that difficult to get in the first place.

Secondly, nature is not trying to dissuade us from anything. Condoms have been tested well enough in the laboratory to make us reasonably confident that they will prevent STD's, like HIV, as long as they are used properly and don't break. Of course, having multiple partners will increase the risk but not everyone on this site wants that. I also want to point out that it is not correct to say that reproduction is the only function of sex. If everyone agreed with a value system that we should all remain virgins until married, then fine. But that is not the case. That's why abstinence only sex education in schools is a complete failure. The availability of condoms does not affect people who make such choice either because if people choose to abstain, they will not use them as they don't need them.

Thirdly, you do not seem like a psychologist to me. You seem more like one of those Christian evangelists trying to preach to people. If so, bugger off and do your evangelising elsewhere, please.


Look at Bristol Palin (albeit a sad story). Perfect example right there of the failure of abstinence-only sex ed. Thanks Mama Palin!! !! :P


Condoms prevent pregnancy too. It is fine if you choose abstinence, it's fine but that doesn't mean that using protection won't prevent pregnancy if you choose to have sex. Bristol Palin obviously had unprotected sex. So, what is difference whether she advocates abstinence or using protection? The fact that she got pregnant, and advocates abstinence-only, does not make a stronger case for abstinence than it does for using contraception because she obviously did not use that either.



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10 Jun 2010, 4:49 pm

Abraham wrote:
These replies aren't bad; I expected worse.

Keep them 'coming'. :D


Are you admitting to trolling? I think I missed the following quote you made earlier today in another thread:

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People should have sex/first kiss young because 'late starters' suffer from developmental inhibition (cause/effect direction unclear).


That seems to contradict everything you said in the opening post. Don't you think?



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10 Jun 2010, 4:59 pm

Well, I think that 'doing it' with contraception on is a bit pointless when you compare it to the pleasure of the real deal.

Personally, I would gladly risk my life to enjoy sex without the rubber accoutrements. :)



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10 Jun 2010, 5:08 pm

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Well, I think that 'doing it' with contraception on is a bit pointless when you compare it to the pleasure of the real deal.

Personally, I would gladly risk my life to enjoy sex without the rubber accoutrements. :)


It's your life. Risk it if you please. I personally wouldn't want to spend the rest of my life on anti-retrovirals because of one stupid decision. Also, who says those "rubber accouterments" take the pleasure out of it? That is just a common excuse for not taking responsibility.