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Duskypearls -> RE: Cerebral primordial thoughts on the topic of giving & receiving the white seed of life (aka sperm) (6/23/2013 5:32:57 PM)
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All that follows are my mental ramblings. I do not imply my thoughts fit or belong to anyone else, and there will be generalizations. I write through the mind of an earlier time, within which one might see a reflection of eons long past.....way before laboratories, test tube babies, artificial insemination, surrogate wombs, in vitro fertilization, etc.
CONTROL
Life, and its creation, is sacred beyond measure and understanding, and therefore, those parts involved in creating it are sacred, as well. Perhaps it is the biggest, most important job humans have, because it is from there, all things come and all things are possible.
Might men subconsciously/cellularly/dna-wise have had a sense/experience of controlling life (determining when, where and how it potentially happens) by seminal implantation? Because of them, life sprung/sprang forth and renews...without them it would not have been possible. He was the initiator. It was his power and choice, alone, to create life. Might that have made them feel God-like...The Big Banana?
POWER
Men successful in procreation have literally replicated themselves...they never die and live forever. Huge ego boost, and what power! Power, as Kissenger said, is supposedly the greatest aphrodisiac of all. So might men have naturally feltl overwhelming desire and compulsion to spread their seed fast and furiously? If he had more children to cover the earth than anyone else, he potentially had more influence over the world and the people in it than anyone else. Power.
If humans thought/felt the human body was the end all, be all, once they dropped it they would lose all power and influence, but if they could procreate/recreate and perpetuate themselves selves in descendants, it's as though they never die. In a way, it's like conquering death. Power.
Then there is woman and her womb, which became the sacred vessel for his sacred mission (and emission). Once she was successfully impregnated, her life and body, for a period of time, was no longer hers. She was his tool, and in service to him and his creation/recreation, so he had conquered her, as well, for without him and his contribution, that couldn't ever happen. Power x 4.
Perhaps the desire to “wash” a woman's body with his semen and seed was a way he baptized her, or his territorial way of “marking” and imprinting himself upon her. Either way, both are very powerful...the former being of a spiritual nature, and the latter, physical. Perhaps it was his way of him displaying to himself and her, under no uncertain terms, she was owned (and not to EVER forget it), implying he was far above her. Perhaps it was a symbolic act, mimicking that of his annihilation of her, which goes back to having the power to conquer and destroy. Power.
PLEASURE
Krikey, who doesn't want to feel good...who doesn't want chemical/physical euphoria, again, and again and again?!
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