13 september 1999
10:36pm
body. sex. sexuality.
just as canoeing made me aware of how strong i am, i think generally i'm
becoming more aware of and more comfortable in my body. though, as my
very favorite ad ever says:
along with the whole introducing-myself-to-my-body thing has come a very
comfortable attitude about sex and (maybe most importantly) sexuality. i
can talk with great ease about sex in general, my relationship with sex,
what i've learned through sex. i agree with sanford and
davidthat there
should definitely be a sex discussion group on campus. where a bunch
of swatties can get together and talk about, say, masturbation. why not?
i think it would really help some people, and satiate a need to talk about
sex for others.
in terms of sexuality, even though sex is a facet of it, i feel that it gets
talked about much less in casual conversation. instead, it's more of a
discussion group topic. though in many ways, i think sexuality is a much
more interesting and stimulating subject. you can get deep with sexuality;
not quite so with sex (at least, i haven't found such a conversation yet).
sex usually just gets people laughing. i guess sexuality is a subject that
is much closer to home- much more a definition of who you are instead of a
declaration of what you've done. sexuality isn't something i'm willing to
discuss with just anyone... sex is a much easier theme.
i think, for now, i need to stop. this entry has taken an extraordinary amount of time. i will ponder this some more, and discuss it further in the future.
11:38pm