Human Attraction
© Copyright 2006 – David Todeschini – All Rights Reserved
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There IS a SOUL. The FACT that there IS a soul was MATHEMATICALLY PROVEN in the early 1950s by L. Ron Hubbard. You don’t have to believe in God, because there is nothing you will accept (except perhaps a burning bush or two) as PROOF that He exists. However, the MATH doesn’t lie.
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The TRUTH is that all human relationships – whether they involve sexual intimacy or not, and whether they are same-sex relationships or not – are “normal”…. They are “normal” by the mere definition of the fact that they occur with other than anomalous frequency. Some would have us all believe that homosexuality is ABNORMAL – and to tell you the truth, for most people who are “homosexual” in the traditional sense – it IS “abnormal”, but only because it is not understood by virtue of the fact that people tend to “cubby-hole” themselves, and a great majority of them, believing the psychobabble, and having to endure society’s suppressed disgust, are insecure, or are put into positions where they have to conduct their love-life like a Jew hiding from the Gestapo. That is why I wrote “The Homosexual Paraphilia”.
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Allow me to make a broad statement here – EVERYBODY has had what this society would deem “an un-natural attraction” to another person. If anyone tells you that the thought of what it would be like to be sexually intimate with a same-sex partner never crossed their mind, allow me to make another broad statement: THEY ARE LIARS – this author included. The truth of the matter is that sexual attractions are as unpredictable as the Mega-Millions lottery. The truth of the matter is that PURE sexual attraction is the purview of the animal world, of which Mankind is NOT a part…. And even SOME animals mate for life. However, if we believe ourselves to be “evolved animals”, then the behavior naturally follows the belief. As long as two people truly care for each other and love each other, there is no such thing as a “paraphilia” in the conventional sense.
