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 %ROMEO JULIET UNHEALTHY PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS GOD+020604
  %LOVE SEX FRIENDSHIPS INTIMACIES OPEN HONEST GOOD+020604
 %FALLEN ACROSS FORBIDDEN BOUNDARIES POLITICAL WAYS+020604
  %RACE CHURCH RELIGIOUS DOCTRINES NATIVE LANGUAGES+020604
  %VOCATION WORK STATUS EDUCATIONAL ORIENTATION SIN+020604
  %CONDEMN IGNORANCE DOMINEERING DOMINATION SYSTEMS 020604
                                                          
     There   are      both   healthy    and      unhealthy
personal    relationships;       but    there    is    not
necessarily a  close  positive   correlation  between  how
healthy   or unhealthy   the   relationships    are    ---
and    how  accepted/respected   are  the people  who  are
participants in the relationships.                        
                                                          
                                                          
     Often  Romeo  and Juliet have fallen in  love  across
forbidden boundaries of: political parties, race,  church,
religious  doctrines,  native languages,  vocation,   work
status, educational status, sexual orientation,  age, etc.
The  reasons  for  which  they have  not  been  respected,
honored  or  supported  are often  not  particularly  good
reasons.                                                  
                                                          
     People  who  condemn  Romeo  and  Juliet  are   often
domineering  people who are totally ignorant of  the  many
evil consequences which flow  from  their  domineering and
judgemental  ways.    Their judgements are often not  well
informed  and are not founded upon healthy  attitudes  and
insights.    Often they do not learn from their errors and
often do not merit our honor, respect or support.         
                                                          
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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