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[golden_hawke]

Hmm....

I do not understand why others would claim something normal and natural to be a perversion. It also saddens me to hear that others would rather keep this a secret and are shamed by it.

I may not know all that humans do in terms of love, but I will not hide what information I do know. In terms of medicine, I would urge you to seek the knowledge of the healers.

I am also willing to speak in person as well as over these boxes. I... do understand how afraid people are of their bodies...so I will help in any matter that is comfortable for you.

Comments

[golden_hawke]

You did not feel this way before you arrived?

[lostwish.livejournal.com]

Before arriving I probably would have tried...now though...

[golden_hawke]

...

You should still try. Do not let being here break you as a person.

[lostwish.livejournal.com]

It already broke me along time ago. Twice.

[teeheepriest.livejournal.com]

Killing is something natural, too, and considered a perversion as well.

Would you say the same about homicide as you say about -- the coitus?

[golden_hawke]

Coi--?

We all kill to survive. Whether that be for food or defense. Killing for fun is wrong, just as taking another's body against their will is wrong.

[teeheepriest.livejournal.com]

Coitus. It is the same thing as the one you were talking about. Merely another word for it.

Ah, but then why is sleeping with another person for fun not wrong while killing is? Shouldn't it be... committed exclusively for the bearing of children?

[golden_hawke]

It is also used as a form of expression of affection for another person. It is not solely for making children. Everyone involved agrees to the act.

What I see in killing for pleasure is only destruction.

[teeheepriest.livejournal.com]

Isn't affection worth the same as repulsion? Both feelings are natural. Though you have a point with the agreement.

[golden_hawke]

Animals do not kill out of repulsion. They kill for food and for defense. That is a natural thing.

If they repulse something... that is something I do not know. I do not know how to speak to animals. -=wry smile=-

But I do know that humans act outside of what is natural on a regular basis.

[teeheepriest.livejournal.com]

How can they act outside of what is natural when they are part of nature as much as any other creature?

Do you know how to speak to trees?

[golden_hawke]

Humans are the only creature that I know who will go out of their way to dominate everything they may perceive as their possession, or should be their possession. This city is a classic example of meddling in things that were never meant to be meddled with.


Trees? No. I know others who do.

[teeheepriest.livejournal.com]

Nature bore the human race as it is. It is not right to burden them with what they cannot fight against because they were born this way. And there is none other, I fear.

Interesting.

[golden_hawke]

Mm.. Mayhaps. I was not there when humans were made, so I do not know. But I know I do not act like many do.

[teeheepriest.livejournal.com]

Quite obviously so.

What sort of creature are you, if I may ask?

[golden_hawke]

This body is human, but I was raised Faunlyn.

[teeheepriest.livejournal.com]

I'm afraid I've never heard of... "Faunlyn".

[golden_hawke]

They are elementals of my world.

[teeheepriest.livejournal.com]

Your world seems to be different from most I've seen. Are elementals like... fairies?

[golden_hawke]

-=grins=-


They are not small! They are taller than I, with horns and hooves and scales. They hold power from each element you find in the world.

[teeheepriest.livejournal.com]

I've seen fairies taller than, well, a lot of tall things.

Like fire and water?

[golden_hawke]

Yes. Earth and Air and Light and Shadow.

[teeheepriest.livejournal.com]

Hmm. I see. Do you hold any powers?

[golden_hawke]

Yes I do.

[teeheepriest.livejournal.com]

Is it a secret? If so, then I won't ask.