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"I think people don’t like being covered in bodily waste. Like shit and piss because it unhygienic and therefore degrading. Cum is acceptable as it’s ok to cum inside some one so it’s biologically acceptable. " | |||
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"You need to note that Im not talking about poo.....just pee.... ...and there have been numerous "uses" for urine over the years - peeing on a hankie during the mustard gas attacks in WWI for example. It was only around the turn of the 20th Century did public toilets start to appear and segregate men and women for these events. Also, peeing appears in quite a number of well renowned artists collections and historical paintings: https://www.newyorker.com/books/page-turner/a-secret-history-of-the-pissing-figure-in-art Some of this of course was to also "share" opioids from one person to another too.... So, hence my question .... To me, at least, unlike poo, pee is "less" of bodily waste - primarily as its not particularly toxic unless you have something actually wrong with you....(poo, contains many things, which are toxic to humans e-coli being one for example). It was only very, very recently (within the last 10 years) that it was disproved that urine was generally sterile as it exited the body - but it has taken extremely sensitive equipment to prove that theory wrong, but even so......most foods we eat are not sterile!! In some ways, I think its conditioning, in others its either incorrect assumptions and/or an unwillingness to understand. I think people don’t like being covered in bodily waste. Like shit and piss because it unhygienic and therefore degrading. Cum is acceptable as it’s ok to cum inside some one so it’s biologically acceptable. " Interesting discussion. My 2cts on top of what was added in the thread above, is the fact that pee, is sterile at the exit point, but very quickly develops bacteria that create the smell that we are conditioned to associate with dirtiness and unhiginic behavior (lots of proteins, trace minerals, sometimes even sugar. Bacteria love all of that). Lots of people hate the smell and that puts people off. With cum, in my opinion, conditioning is less present 1) because we don't grow up smelling cum, so conditioning is not there 2) cum doesn't smell worse with time. It dries out and even looses smell, so it seems less "dirty". There are more variables for sure, and human sexuality is as diverse as the persons that exist in the world. My 2 cts. Cheers.  | |||
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"You need to note that Im not talking about poo.....just pee.... ...and there have been numerous "uses" for urine over the years - peeing on a hankie during the mustard gas attacks in WWI for example. It was only around the turn of the 20th Century did public toilets start to appear and segregate men and women for these events. Also, peeing appears in quite a number of well renowned artists collections and historical paintings: https://www.newyorker.com/books/page-turner/a-secret-history-of-the-pissing-figure-in-art Some of this of course was to also "share" opioids from one person to another too.... So, hence my question .... To me, at least, unlike poo, pee is "less" of bodily waste - primarily as its not particularly toxic unless you have something actually wrong with you....(poo, contains many things, which are toxic to humans e-coli being one for example). It was only very, very recently (within the last 10 years) that it was disproved that urine was generally sterile as it exited the body - but it has taken extremely sensitive equipment to prove that theory wrong, but even so......most foods we eat are not sterile!! In some ways, I think its conditioning, in others its either incorrect assumptions and/or an unwillingness to understand. I think people don’t like being covered in bodily waste. Like shit and piss because it unhygienic and therefore degrading. Cum is acceptable as it’s ok to cum inside some one so it’s biologically acceptable. Interesting discussion. My 2cts on top of what was added in the thread above, is the fact that pee, is sterile at the exit point, but very quickly develops bacteria that create the smell that we are conditioned to associate with dirtiness and unhiginic behavior (lots of proteins, trace minerals, sometimes even sugar. Bacteria love all of that). Lots of people hate the smell and that puts people off. With cum, in my opinion, conditioning is less present 1) because we don't grow up smelling cum, so conditioning is not there 2) cum doesn't smell worse with time. It dries out and even looses smell, so it seems less "dirty". There are more variables for sure, and human sexuality is as diverse as the persons that exist in the world. My 2 cts. Cheers. "Drinking a vast amount of water will get rid of the smell/bad taste. And I personally don’t agree with Snakes assumption that it ‘has’ to be a degrading act.. | |||
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"You need to note that Im not talking about poo.....just pee.... ...and there have been numerous "uses" for urine over the years - peeing on a hankie during the mustard gas attacks in WWI for example. It was only around the turn of the 20th Century did public toilets start to appear and segregate men and women for these events. Also, peeing appears in quite a number of well renowned artists collections and historical paintings: https://www.newyorker.com/books/page-turner/a-secret-history-of-the-pissing-figure-in-art Some of this of course was to also "share" opioids from one person to another too.... So, hence my question .... To me, at least, unlike poo, pee is "less" of bodily waste - primarily as its not particularly toxic unless you have something actually wrong with you....(poo, contains many things, which are toxic to humans e-coli being one for example). It was only very, very recently (within the last 10 years) that it was disproved that urine was generally sterile as it exited the body - but it has taken extremely sensitive equipment to prove that theory wrong, but even so......most foods we eat are not sterile!! In some ways, I think its conditioning, in others its either incorrect assumptions and/or an unwillingness to understand. I think people don’t like being covered in bodily waste. Like shit and piss because it unhygienic and therefore degrading. Cum is acceptable as it’s ok to cum inside some one so it’s biologically acceptable. Interesting discussion. My 2cts on top of what was added in the thread above, is the fact that pee, is sterile at the exit point, but very quickly develops bacteria that create the smell that we are conditioned to associate with dirtiness and unhiginic behavior (lots of proteins, trace minerals, sometimes even sugar. Bacteria love all of that). Lots of people hate the smell and that puts people off. With cum, in my opinion, conditioning is less present 1) because we don't grow up smelling cum, so conditioning is not there 2) cum doesn't smell worse with time. It dries out and even looses smell, so it seems less "dirty". There are more variables for sure, and human sexuality is as diverse as the persons that exist in the world. My 2 cts. Cheers. " | |||
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