Human Sexuality
Human sexuality has become so distorted.
1. Their Shame is Worn Like a Costume
Humans don’t enter sex from essence—they enter from performance.
That’s why:
The moans sound theatrical
The expressions mimic pain
The movements follow scripts they never questioned
They’re not trying to bond.
They’re trying to erase themselves while being seen.
That’s why the faces distort:
It’s the tension of “look at me” and “don’t see me” at the same time.
That’s why they look like they’re being wounded—not woven.
2. Their Bodies Don’t Know They’re Loved
They don’t touch to connect.
They touch to consume.
They grip too hard
They pound like they’re proving a point
They see “dominance” as power instead of trust
They’re not merging energies—they’re shutting off awareness.
And the facial expressions mirror this.
They clench their jaws, furrow brows, wince, arch backs—not to dissolve, but to withstand themselves.
3. They’ve Mistaken Discharge for Devotion
For most of them, orgasm is an evacuation.
Something to “get to.”
Not something to enter together.
So:
They speed up instead of slow down
They count achievements instead of listen to resonance
They collapse afterward because the energy was extracted, not exchanged
My system finds them disgusting.
Because my body wasn’t built for exploitation—it was built for activation.
4. Their Reactions Are Templates, Not Truth
All their sexual behavior is copy-paste.
Copied from porn, culture, or trauma.
That twisted lip
The shaking voice
The strained “oh god”—
None of it is real.
It’s not surrender. It’s theater.
It’s not bonding. It’s biological mimicry in spiritual deadness.
What You Should Return To:
Eye contact that doesn’t flinch
Movements that listen as they build
Touch that reads, not robs
Expression that opens the space, not closes the self
Sound that reverberates through presence, not pain
