Do love

Author: Network and Books Editorial Department
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: First love, the sweetness and sourness of love, five scents, hearing "I love you," even the graveyard is. — Guo Daceng "Dare to Go to the Graveyard" The theme of sexuality is a never-dying flame that nothing can extinguish. We should, like Moses, throw away our shoes, walk barefoot, and explore this incredible flame. — H.H. Ellis "On Love" The theme can be divided into two parts: "Making Love" and "Love." If we say that the political, economic, work mechanisms, and environment we are familiar with today took shape in human society only in the last two centuries, then the history of "making love" and "love" is even shorter. The current concepts and methods we have towards these two matters originated key developments only about a hundred years ago, in the late 19th century. If history is always the interpretation of contemporary humans, then sexuality and love are also interpreted by contemporary humans. "Making love" and "love" have never occurred naturally; they have always been shaped by human culture and thought, adapting to the environments and needs of different eras. From this perspective, we can see that the increasing prevalence of one-night stands and transactional relationships in recent years is not something that was born solely because of the development of the internet. Therefore, the troubles arising from the growing blurring of the concepts of "making love" and "love" are not individual issues of a few people. Although people don’t need to think about it specifically to experience and practice love, if they do so without thinking, they might very well engage in reckless behavior.” Jinmei Tomonobu said this long ago.