Kynisk Sokol
Ancient Mariner
When out on a walk today, a somewhat strange concept festered its way into my mind for reasons unknown.
If hypothetically the entire human race's sexual desires were killed off somehow, would this world be a better place?
Think about it:
-Abortion would be extinct. You wouldn't have unwanted pregnancies becuase sex would be nothing more than a mundane means to pass your genes onto the next generation. Also, the search for good gene traits would rely on objectively examing genes under a microscope if people were that serious about who to have kids with, rather than going with the gut instinct of someone being 'hot' as the discriminatory factor for good health. Let's not forget people who are infected with HIV, have high cholesteral, and mental disorders don't always look ugly while there can be ugly people that are otherwise deemed healthy.
-No rape, paedophilia, child abuse, time wasted on masturbating, violent S&M that beats people to a bloody pulp, prostitution, coprophagia, bestiality, and asphyxiation (people choking themselves in order to achieve a greater orgasm, some so-called "suicides by hanging" were really this).
- Ugly people would not feel alienated or be discriminated against (there's been studies that show hot people are treated better).
- People will only like each other for their emotions or whatever that strange abstract concept is. There won't be any women crying about how some guy dumped them as soon as they let some dude into their panties and burn victims will not be judged by their looks.
- No moronic advertisments trying to use sex appeal to sell. Also, no idiot celebrities that are only famous cause they're 'hot'.
- There are no expectations. In other words, you're not setting yourself up for dissapointment because you're not missing out on orgasms. Orgasms will be history. In this hypothetical world we will have to assume knowledge of sexual pleasures never did exist or is long gone like the dinosaurs.
Outlandish? Ridiculous? Moronic? Yeah, that's me.
Oh yeah, and there would be none of that pornogrind nonsense around either.
If hypothetically the entire human race's sexual desires were killed off somehow, would this world be a better place?
Think about it:
-Abortion would be extinct. You wouldn't have unwanted pregnancies becuase sex would be nothing more than a mundane means to pass your genes onto the next generation. Also, the search for good gene traits would rely on objectively examing genes under a microscope if people were that serious about who to have kids with, rather than going with the gut instinct of someone being 'hot' as the discriminatory factor for good health. Let's not forget people who are infected with HIV, have high cholesteral, and mental disorders don't always look ugly while there can be ugly people that are otherwise deemed healthy.
-No rape, paedophilia, child abuse, time wasted on masturbating, violent S&M that beats people to a bloody pulp, prostitution, coprophagia, bestiality, and asphyxiation (people choking themselves in order to achieve a greater orgasm, some so-called "suicides by hanging" were really this).
- Ugly people would not feel alienated or be discriminated against (there's been studies that show hot people are treated better).
- People will only like each other for their emotions or whatever that strange abstract concept is. There won't be any women crying about how some guy dumped them as soon as they let some dude into their panties and burn victims will not be judged by their looks.
- No moronic advertisments trying to use sex appeal to sell. Also, no idiot celebrities that are only famous cause they're 'hot'.
- There are no expectations. In other words, you're not setting yourself up for dissapointment because you're not missing out on orgasms. Orgasms will be history. In this hypothetical world we will have to assume knowledge of sexual pleasures never did exist or is long gone like the dinosaurs.
Outlandish? Ridiculous? Moronic? Yeah, that's me.
Oh yeah, and there would be none of that pornogrind nonsense around either.