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April 12, 2008 at 5:08 PM #185780April 12, 2008 at 5:51 PM #185748AnonymousGuest
You also wrote, “The real purpose of men and women on the planet is to procreate. Why would you be given that ability if it were not meant to continue life?” That is the most illogical statement I’ve read in quite some time. Humans also have the ability to kill people. To use your logic, “Why would we be given that ability if it weren’t meant to extinguish life.”
This doesn’t make sense, Dave. Humans, male and female are given reproductive organs whose sole purpose is to store eggs and sperm and facilitiate reproduction. You’re gonna compare that with someome using their hands to kill?? The hands are multi-functional and used for a variety of purposes. If you put your hands around someone’s neck, you don’t have to kill them. That would depend upon the amount of pressure applied. Here’s the thing, the BRAIN tells the hands hand to squeeze tight enough to kill, it’s not involuntary. The message the brain will send to the hands if you want to kill someone comes from your desire to do so.
On the other, and again, you have reproductive organs on both male and female that fit together for the sole purpose of reproduction. It IS involuntary, and that function is all those organs do and it cannot be stopped outside of surgical or chemical intervention. A woman will release an egg each month and a man will produce sperm, and in the act of intercourse he will ejaculate if stimulated enough, whether he wants to or not.
Apples and oranges.
April 12, 2008 at 5:51 PM #185765AnonymousGuestYou also wrote, “The real purpose of men and women on the planet is to procreate. Why would you be given that ability if it were not meant to continue life?” That is the most illogical statement I’ve read in quite some time. Humans also have the ability to kill people. To use your logic, “Why would we be given that ability if it weren’t meant to extinguish life.”
This doesn’t make sense, Dave. Humans, male and female are given reproductive organs whose sole purpose is to store eggs and sperm and facilitiate reproduction. You’re gonna compare that with someome using their hands to kill?? The hands are multi-functional and used for a variety of purposes. If you put your hands around someone’s neck, you don’t have to kill them. That would depend upon the amount of pressure applied. Here’s the thing, the BRAIN tells the hands hand to squeeze tight enough to kill, it’s not involuntary. The message the brain will send to the hands if you want to kill someone comes from your desire to do so.
On the other, and again, you have reproductive organs on both male and female that fit together for the sole purpose of reproduction. It IS involuntary, and that function is all those organs do and it cannot be stopped outside of surgical or chemical intervention. A woman will release an egg each month and a man will produce sperm, and in the act of intercourse he will ejaculate if stimulated enough, whether he wants to or not.
Apples and oranges.
April 12, 2008 at 5:51 PM #185795AnonymousGuestYou also wrote, “The real purpose of men and women on the planet is to procreate. Why would you be given that ability if it were not meant to continue life?” That is the most illogical statement I’ve read in quite some time. Humans also have the ability to kill people. To use your logic, “Why would we be given that ability if it weren’t meant to extinguish life.”
This doesn’t make sense, Dave. Humans, male and female are given reproductive organs whose sole purpose is to store eggs and sperm and facilitiate reproduction. You’re gonna compare that with someome using their hands to kill?? The hands are multi-functional and used for a variety of purposes. If you put your hands around someone’s neck, you don’t have to kill them. That would depend upon the amount of pressure applied. Here’s the thing, the BRAIN tells the hands hand to squeeze tight enough to kill, it’s not involuntary. The message the brain will send to the hands if you want to kill someone comes from your desire to do so.
On the other, and again, you have reproductive organs on both male and female that fit together for the sole purpose of reproduction. It IS involuntary, and that function is all those organs do and it cannot be stopped outside of surgical or chemical intervention. A woman will release an egg each month and a man will produce sperm, and in the act of intercourse he will ejaculate if stimulated enough, whether he wants to or not.
Apples and oranges.
April 12, 2008 at 5:51 PM #185799AnonymousGuestYou also wrote, “The real purpose of men and women on the planet is to procreate. Why would you be given that ability if it were not meant to continue life?” That is the most illogical statement I’ve read in quite some time. Humans also have the ability to kill people. To use your logic, “Why would we be given that ability if it weren’t meant to extinguish life.”
This doesn’t make sense, Dave. Humans, male and female are given reproductive organs whose sole purpose is to store eggs and sperm and facilitiate reproduction. You’re gonna compare that with someome using their hands to kill?? The hands are multi-functional and used for a variety of purposes. If you put your hands around someone’s neck, you don’t have to kill them. That would depend upon the amount of pressure applied. Here’s the thing, the BRAIN tells the hands hand to squeeze tight enough to kill, it’s not involuntary. The message the brain will send to the hands if you want to kill someone comes from your desire to do so.
On the other, and again, you have reproductive organs on both male and female that fit together for the sole purpose of reproduction. It IS involuntary, and that function is all those organs do and it cannot be stopped outside of surgical or chemical intervention. A woman will release an egg each month and a man will produce sperm, and in the act of intercourse he will ejaculate if stimulated enough, whether he wants to or not.
Apples and oranges.
April 12, 2008 at 5:51 PM #185806AnonymousGuestYou also wrote, “The real purpose of men and women on the planet is to procreate. Why would you be given that ability if it were not meant to continue life?” That is the most illogical statement I’ve read in quite some time. Humans also have the ability to kill people. To use your logic, “Why would we be given that ability if it weren’t meant to extinguish life.”
This doesn’t make sense, Dave. Humans, male and female are given reproductive organs whose sole purpose is to store eggs and sperm and facilitiate reproduction. You’re gonna compare that with someome using their hands to kill?? The hands are multi-functional and used for a variety of purposes. If you put your hands around someone’s neck, you don’t have to kill them. That would depend upon the amount of pressure applied. Here’s the thing, the BRAIN tells the hands hand to squeeze tight enough to kill, it’s not involuntary. The message the brain will send to the hands if you want to kill someone comes from your desire to do so.
On the other, and again, you have reproductive organs on both male and female that fit together for the sole purpose of reproduction. It IS involuntary, and that function is all those organs do and it cannot be stopped outside of surgical or chemical intervention. A woman will release an egg each month and a man will produce sperm, and in the act of intercourse he will ejaculate if stimulated enough, whether he wants to or not.
Apples and oranges.
April 12, 2008 at 6:03 PM #185753AnonymousGuestA generic comment on two parent vs. one parent households. The degree to which kids are “well adjusted” or “successful as adults” is much more highly correlated to the parents’ education level and the emphasis they place on education for their kids than it is as to whether there are two parents living under the same roof. To use an extreme example, statistically speaking, the kids of two divorced professionals are on average going to turn out more well-adjusted (and successful as adults) than the kids of a married couple in Bumfuck, Utah that didn’t graduate from high school. Again, on average.
If you feel this way, I feel sorry for you. Some of the most messed up kids in the world come from family’s where they do not get enough nurturing from their parents, or are physically and emotionally abused. This has nothing to do with the educational level of the parents. Parents that have a high educational level abuse, just as much as parents who only graduated high school. No diff here.
A child that grows up in an safe, loving environment with parents who love and respect each other are far better than growing up in a household with parents who have money, but lack love for each other. The children can sense this and this is NOT a happy home. It will affect their sense of self and future relationships, no doubt.
April 12, 2008 at 6:03 PM #185772AnonymousGuestA generic comment on two parent vs. one parent households. The degree to which kids are “well adjusted” or “successful as adults” is much more highly correlated to the parents’ education level and the emphasis they place on education for their kids than it is as to whether there are two parents living under the same roof. To use an extreme example, statistically speaking, the kids of two divorced professionals are on average going to turn out more well-adjusted (and successful as adults) than the kids of a married couple in Bumfuck, Utah that didn’t graduate from high school. Again, on average.
If you feel this way, I feel sorry for you. Some of the most messed up kids in the world come from family’s where they do not get enough nurturing from their parents, or are physically and emotionally abused. This has nothing to do with the educational level of the parents. Parents that have a high educational level abuse, just as much as parents who only graduated high school. No diff here.
A child that grows up in an safe, loving environment with parents who love and respect each other are far better than growing up in a household with parents who have money, but lack love for each other. The children can sense this and this is NOT a happy home. It will affect their sense of self and future relationships, no doubt.
April 12, 2008 at 6:03 PM #185801AnonymousGuestA generic comment on two parent vs. one parent households. The degree to which kids are “well adjusted” or “successful as adults” is much more highly correlated to the parents’ education level and the emphasis they place on education for their kids than it is as to whether there are two parents living under the same roof. To use an extreme example, statistically speaking, the kids of two divorced professionals are on average going to turn out more well-adjusted (and successful as adults) than the kids of a married couple in Bumfuck, Utah that didn’t graduate from high school. Again, on average.
If you feel this way, I feel sorry for you. Some of the most messed up kids in the world come from family’s where they do not get enough nurturing from their parents, or are physically and emotionally abused. This has nothing to do with the educational level of the parents. Parents that have a high educational level abuse, just as much as parents who only graduated high school. No diff here.
A child that grows up in an safe, loving environment with parents who love and respect each other are far better than growing up in a household with parents who have money, but lack love for each other. The children can sense this and this is NOT a happy home. It will affect their sense of self and future relationships, no doubt.
April 12, 2008 at 6:03 PM #185804AnonymousGuestA generic comment on two parent vs. one parent households. The degree to which kids are “well adjusted” or “successful as adults” is much more highly correlated to the parents’ education level and the emphasis they place on education for their kids than it is as to whether there are two parents living under the same roof. To use an extreme example, statistically speaking, the kids of two divorced professionals are on average going to turn out more well-adjusted (and successful as adults) than the kids of a married couple in Bumfuck, Utah that didn’t graduate from high school. Again, on average.
If you feel this way, I feel sorry for you. Some of the most messed up kids in the world come from family’s where they do not get enough nurturing from their parents, or are physically and emotionally abused. This has nothing to do with the educational level of the parents. Parents that have a high educational level abuse, just as much as parents who only graduated high school. No diff here.
A child that grows up in an safe, loving environment with parents who love and respect each other are far better than growing up in a household with parents who have money, but lack love for each other. The children can sense this and this is NOT a happy home. It will affect their sense of self and future relationships, no doubt.
April 12, 2008 at 6:03 PM #185812AnonymousGuestA generic comment on two parent vs. one parent households. The degree to which kids are “well adjusted” or “successful as adults” is much more highly correlated to the parents’ education level and the emphasis they place on education for their kids than it is as to whether there are two parents living under the same roof. To use an extreme example, statistically speaking, the kids of two divorced professionals are on average going to turn out more well-adjusted (and successful as adults) than the kids of a married couple in Bumfuck, Utah that didn’t graduate from high school. Again, on average.
If you feel this way, I feel sorry for you. Some of the most messed up kids in the world come from family’s where they do not get enough nurturing from their parents, or are physically and emotionally abused. This has nothing to do with the educational level of the parents. Parents that have a high educational level abuse, just as much as parents who only graduated high school. No diff here.
A child that grows up in an safe, loving environment with parents who love and respect each other are far better than growing up in a household with parents who have money, but lack love for each other. The children can sense this and this is NOT a happy home. It will affect their sense of self and future relationships, no doubt.
April 12, 2008 at 9:40 PM #185793CoronitaParticipantWhat's with all the women pix post?
Ah what the hell, might as well make this really off topic post.
#1 who I like..Anyone want to guess the name and what movie(s)?
[img_assist|nid=7187|title=#1|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=466|height=365]
And #2 from a recent movie:
Rachel McAdams (in the brunette look)
[img_assist|nid=7188|title=rach|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=466|height=373]
April 12, 2008 at 9:40 PM #185811CoronitaParticipantWhat's with all the women pix post?
Ah what the hell, might as well make this really off topic post.
#1 who I like..Anyone want to guess the name and what movie(s)?
[img_assist|nid=7187|title=#1|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=466|height=365]
And #2 from a recent movie:
Rachel McAdams (in the brunette look)
[img_assist|nid=7188|title=rach|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=466|height=373]
April 12, 2008 at 9:40 PM #185842CoronitaParticipantWhat's with all the women pix post?
Ah what the hell, might as well make this really off topic post.
#1 who I like..Anyone want to guess the name and what movie(s)?
[img_assist|nid=7187|title=#1|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=466|height=365]
And #2 from a recent movie:
Rachel McAdams (in the brunette look)
[img_assist|nid=7188|title=rach|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=466|height=373]
April 12, 2008 at 9:40 PM #185844CoronitaParticipantWhat's with all the women pix post?
Ah what the hell, might as well make this really off topic post.
#1 who I like..Anyone want to guess the name and what movie(s)?
[img_assist|nid=7187|title=#1|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=466|height=365]
And #2 from a recent movie:
Rachel McAdams (in the brunette look)
[img_assist|nid=7188|title=rach|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=466|height=373]
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