Mind-Control: Sexual Fantasies (Page 4 of 4)

When I read this I just sighed.    But here goes.....

Whatever you personally feel is "unsavory."    The definition varies from person to person.     

Yes.   I believe this too.  Which is what I was intending when I wrote my post, as you will see in my above comment.

We're both on the same page, only, I think you may not realize it.   

People feel guilty for any number of reasons.  It varies from person to person.

Um, okay.  (?)  sigh. To be honest, I don't really know what we're even arguing about here.  I made a decision to not post to the forum anymore for the time being;  You probably didn't know about that because I see that you've gone and quoted me / responded to me in several threads today, as if anticipating a response.   I came here today with the intention of "read only", but saw your post, so, here I am, back from the dead, so to speak.  And honestly, I don't know if it's *me*, or if your post is kind of screw ball, it could be a little of both, because I am truly confused, at a loss to how my post could have been so misconstrued.   Just total confusion going on here.   I just don't have any drive to try to rectify this situation, and try to explain / re-word things so they'll make more sense to you, etc.   I don't have any energy for it right now, I don't know why this is, but, it is.  I'm like, forcing things here, and just not mentally "into it", if that makes sense.  So with that said, it's back out the door I go....!    You don't have to respond, because I'm not going to be around to post.

Hey Tenet,

I went back and re-read this thread because I thought it was already mentioned...but it wasn't so I agree with you hypersexuality isn't the only goal, causing people to shun their sexuality is just as effective a means of control.

Both really become the extremes on this line, both become an unhealthy pre-occupation, one with "I am a shameful person for liking this or being so good at pleasing some one, I must be vile." The other an addiction akin to "when can I get my next fix," the thought of a loss of control where the persons own release of energy is paramount to the exchange of energy that happens with the other person.

What ever path for expression I have taken I have found that STS entities try to get me to confuse my decision. I can at times be in an almost hyper sexual state with my wife and only focussed on her. Then I can be guilty because of wanting it so much or giving in and looking at an occassional porn.

Only by accepting those attitudes/reactions/actions as mine do the feelings and the control/distraction they are trying to exert lessen.

Just some thoughts.

Wilhelm Reich wrote a book in the 1920's or 30's called "The Function of the Orgasm" which offers some interesting insight into this subject. Its been a while since I read the book but I'll try to be accurate.

Reich was a highly respected contemporary of Freud and won many acollades worldwide until he went against TPTB that promoted Hitler. Freud fell into line so his reputation survived, Reich was vilanized.

You can take all the physical compounds that humans are composed of and mix them together and all you will get is mud. Reich explained the existence of sentience and animation of inanimate matter through a life force he called orgones which is the energy that animates us. We exist in a sea of orgones and collect the energy within our bodies. We are sort of like a TV set or CRT monitor that build static charges as energy goes through them. We collect excess static orgones. An orgasm is like degaussing a monitor which makes the picture clearer until another charge builds up. Reich actually did rigorous laboratory energetic measurments to back up his theories.

Reich goes on to explain that from birth we are manipulated into being unable to achieve orgasm easily through the introduction of sexual morals by those who control society. Society restricts which behavior is acceptable and which isn't. Among many other damaging phenomena, pornography only takes us partly to orgasm but doesn't release all the excess energy. When we don't achieve orgasm excess orgones continue building up in our bodies and create confusion / frustration and indecision making us pliable to external mind manipulation.

In the book Reich documents many psychological case studies showing the destructive results. He and Freud communicated frequently on this subject. I think we can all likely testify how sexual frustration (excess orgones) can make us act without reason at times. The level of frustration within society today is scary to say the least.

Reich's reputation was destroyed to stop his ideas from becoming common knowledge. This is a book worth reading. The level of conditioning we are exposed to from birth keeps us from seeing the truth.

He didn't mention any alternatives and went to great lengths to demonstrate that orgasm was more than just a reward for procreation.

I think we'd be hard pressed to argue that the sex drive is not one of the main forces that drive us. I may be reading some of my own words into Reich's work but I got the idea that sex and orgasm was mainly about creating meaningful bonds between people. The wham... bam... thank you mam of today doesn't fit the bill.

Survival is about people getting along and caring for each other and orgasm is a just reward for creating close connections. Sex on this level dwells in life energy. The sexual gymnastics promoted today block this energy and lead to conflict and death.