Are we, as human beings, special?
Or are we mostly just incredibly routine at best and not in any way sophisticated geniuses for the most part or are extraordinarily beautiful and must therefore be worshipped and respected like God?
shareWell I guess if we're all special then it follows we all must have special needs.
Judging by a lot of interactions I see here and there, people in general do NOT feel that human beings are, including those in their own circle, special and holy and worth worshipping like Jesus Christ, God, Holy Mother of God, Mary etc or anything SACRED.
P.S. This may be irrelevant but... I once online saw, in a Russian forum, people talking about a sexual act called c***il*ng*s, and I was a little, well, SOMEWHAT put off by the attitudes they displayed and instead of talking about it like its a nice and special act etc they somewhat cheapened it by talking about "smelly this and that" and oh well...
It made me THINK about not just sex and sexuality but also HUMAN BEINGS, that is, apart from very OBVIOUS cases where people in general disrespect others, and this happens a lot, well... They rarely treat themselves like holy beings. I also wondered if sex could be it and in a POSITIVE way including that aforementioned act. Not to mention, when we see it in the movie ala softcore erotica, it all feels nice and wholesome and also SUBTLE, without even ONLINE conversations about hygiene and stuff, let alone spoken to somewhat not nicely etc.
P.P.S. Does any NATIONALITY think of themselves as sacred or holy? Swedes? Australians? Americans etc?
" We are all of us in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars. " - That oh so precious and insufferable fag Oscar Wilde.
"People they come together. People they fall apart. No one can stop us now' Cause we are all made of stars" - Moby - "We Are All Made of Stars" - song. (And God, I can't believe that tune is now, or will very soon be, 20 years old!)
sharePet Shop Boys also had a song that had "lying in the gutter" and "stars" in its lyrics - "Excited", on their 1995 album release "Alternative", which I own on a double CD.
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