posted January 20, 2005 11:08 PM            

Sell Love

posted January 23, 2005 08:45 PM              

That's interesting you say that Trillian, I've always thought the opposite. I thought money and love shouldn't be mixed.
I'm not fixed on that opinion, it's just there if you know what I mean.
I wonder how you came to that idea? What are your views on prostitution?

How does love=money btw?

And now for something totally random...

Purple Monkey Dishwasher!

posted January 24, 2005 12:04 AM              

Love is Not Equal to says who? Hollywood? Or Monad do you mean you'll make money doing what you love??? That makes more sense to me. Sorry if I was quick to judge.

posted January 24, 2005 12:22 AM              

I get it... good one!

Love does equal money...when you love what you do it shall return to you, labors of love! Right?
If you give with Love...ect..

And I think Trillian was being Cheeky!

S'ok Leo

posted January 24, 2005 11:22 AM              

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Make sure johnny wears his raincoat

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And maybe light aswell

Umm.. blow the lid off and hope for the best.. er.. Purple Monkey Dishwasher.....with a green aura and silly roosters in Paris

..with a touch of chimney dust for good measure.

posted January 24, 2005 11:41 AM            

Yes, I was being a bit cheeky. But that being said...

First, Sex does not necessarily equal Love.
Sex does not necessarily equal money.
Love does not necessarily equal money.

And yes, I do think that prostitution should be legal. It's my body, I'm an adult, and I don't believe that any government has the right to tell me what I can or cannot do with it. IF I decided to be a prostitute, you certainly have the right to judge me, but that doesn't make you right about me, more enlightened, smarter, or anything else. It just makes you opionated and/or judgemental.

Sex among most humans is never free.
Love among most humans is never unconditional.

Have fun kiddies.

posted January 24, 2005 01:22 PM              

However I do think street prostitution should be illegal.

posted January 24, 2005 08:49 PM              

Sorry, sometimes I let my own biases get in the way of being as diplomatic as I should be, but my hearts in the right place and I usually catch myself

Trillian, I didn't mean to imply I would "judge" a prositute persay..but I would judge the act based on my own perceptions of prostitution. On that side, who doesn't judge or evaluate what they think is "moral" (call it what you please) BEHAVIOR? Your truth is as real as my truth and mine is as real as yours. Just to let you know I'm very open minded and have had friends from lets just say almost every walk of life...but I can and will decide which behaviors of theirs I agree with or disagree with, so that does not make me judgemental or opinionated anymore than anyone else here. (I wanted to add that because I wasn't sure if you thought I was or not..I sort of got that feeling)

So basically you think prostitution should be legal because when its adults involved, they are both consenting? Sure I understand that argument. Same goes for Sex and violence on TV...where does the gov't draw the sensorship/ moral line without interfering with our civil liberties? That is the question. I'm not really I big fan of rules, but I am a fan of a healthy, safer society. *If we were enlightened humans we would all work in harmony for the good of everyone.* The world unfortunately isn't like this at the moment, so I feel a BIT safer with some rules for the "misguided". Again that is just me and my humble opinion, really. I say we agree to disagree. And I do understand that you just don't think there should be laws telling women what to do with their own bodies...I do see why you feel that way.

Anyways....sorry the money=love thing threw me off. I figured it out later that it probably meant working with love will bring money to stay as Linda says. Sowie Monad

I think I was a bit slow that day and I offended more people in that one post than I have in while. Pwease forgive Monad and Trillian, I'm usually not like that I swear.

posted January 24, 2005 09:12 PM            

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If we were enlightened humans we would all work in harmony for the good of everyone.* The world unfortunately isn't like this at the moment

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The world isn't like this at the moment? Are you sure? Perhaps the world is exactly as it should be. Perhaps the Universe is exactly as you created it. Perhaps God/dess doesn't make mistakes. Perhaps all that is, is sanctioned, by its own ability to exist.

And perhaps not. I really couldn't say.

The you in my previous response wasn't directed at anyone in particular, LeoSweetHeart. Just a general statement using a general pronoun. It would take a lot more than a disagreement to offend me.

posted January 24, 2005 10:44 PM              

Maybe things are working the way they are supposed to..but sometimes that isn't very comforting considering how scary the world can be at times you know what I mean. I think I agree with you that this is part of a higher plan, but still when your caught in the details of plan, its easy to forget that and worry. Or at least for me. But I do have faith in this new Aquarian Age and the dawning of spiritual awakening coming soon..I think we could use that right about now