
I felt it was important to do a take about the topic of sex. For reasons which I will get into later in this take. But the biggest reason is: *Some people act like sex is a sin, or a bad thing....

It's not the sex itself that is sinful, it's people that make it that way...

I've seen posts about Masturbation being a sin, posts that use words like pervert or slut to describe people that like sex. Being sexual or sensual doesn't always have to mean someone is a pervert or a slut....
The actual definition of a pervert:
noun
/ˈpərvərt/
a person whose sexual behavior is regarded as abnormal and unacceptable.
Not every man or person who likes sex is a pervert, yet whether we use it negatively or positively, can't we just stop using it out of it's original context?
Why do we need to use these labels to describe an act that is not only natural but can also be beautiful as well as healthy? Which leads into the next reason....
*Health benefits of sex
The Benefits of a Healthy Sex Life
Lower blood pressure.
Better immune system.
Better heart health, possibly including lower risk for heart disease.
Improved self-esteem.
Decreased deprfression and anxiety.
Increased libido.
Immediate, natural pain relief.
Better sleep.
More about the health benefits of sex for men and women can be found with provided links....
https://www.healthcentral.com/slideshow/7-benefits-sex-men
https://www.ohsu.edu/womens-health/benefits-healthy-sex-life

https://www.womenshealthmag.com/beauty/g19954276/skin-benefits-of-sex/
Besides the enjoyment of sex and the health benefits of sex there's also the benefits to having a healthy relationship....
*Sex and relationships
While sex itself is not the most important aspect of a relationship, sexual compatibility is. If sex and frequency of sex is important to you, it's better to pair with someone with the same sexual needs. If intimacy in the relationship is more important than the actual sex, it's better to pair with someone that feels that way as well.... How important sex is in a relationship depends on how important it is to both you AND your partner.....
https://www.healthline.com/health/healthy-sex/is-sex-important-in-a-relationship
In a culture where we are so quick to label or judge, we should think what affect that may have on people that may already struggle with their sexuality or what is considered acceptable or not....

Now myself... I'm personally grown enough now to the point that at 48 I'm comfortable with myself, my sexuality, I don't seek out or need acceptance or approval other than from a partner... Anyone else either accepts me or they don't... But I wasn't always that way.... It gets easier when you get older and realize all the time you wasted worrying about things that shouldn't matter, like what society or others think about what two consenting, legal adults do in their sex life.... But can't we make it easier for people that still worry, care or struggle with that?
In closing, stop shaming others for their sexuality....

But, damn if you do want to shame people shame the RIGHT people...
Like people who CHEAT...There's so much debate on here about what's considered cheating, but keep it simple....

As always thanks for reading 💜🌹
"Brainsbeforebeauty"😘
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