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%HELPFULLY FRAME QUESTIONS DISINTEGRATIVE UNHEALTHY 041216
%RESPOND ANSWER INTIMACY SEXUALITY PRESENT ABSENTED 041216
%CONTEXT PRECONDITION LIBERTIES FREEDOM PARTICIPATE 041216
  %RISK MANAGEMENT CONTROL DOMINATION MINIMIZE OURS 041216
%VULNERABILITY SECURITY REPRESS OPPRESS EXPRESS GOD 041216
 %ACHIEVE PURPOSE GIFT GIVING GRACE TRUE LOVERS SEX 041216

     How   are  we  to  most  helpfully  frame   questions
pertaining to  disintegrative  and/or  integrative;  e.g.,
healthy and/or unhealthy,  human sexuality?  The following
are  suggestive of considerations which should be  present
in   framing  and  responding  to  questions  about  human
sexuality:

     1.  Within what contexts?
     2.  Under what preconditions?
     3.  With what liberties/freedoms for participants?
     4.  Under what/whose domination/controls?
     5.  Doing what to minimize what likely risks?
     6.  With what repressions/suppressions/oppression?
     7.  With what freedoms of expression?
     8.  Evaluated in terms of what paradigm?
     9.  Evaluated in terms of what standards?
    10.  To achieve what purpose?
    11.  To fulfill whose desires/intentions?
    12.  In keeping with what virtues, ideals, values?
    13.  Subject to what limits/limitations?
    14.  While making what positive affirmations?
    15.  How working to avoid what biases/prejudices?
    16.  Doing what to avoid inhumane abuses?
    17.  Doing what to avoid alienative behaviors?
    18.  Doing what to avoid concentrations of powers?
    19.  Doing what to avoid repressions of truths?
    20.  Not being arbitrary, prejudicial, capricious?
    21.  What about "The Domination Systems" present?
    22.  With what freedoms to withdraw, disconnect?
    23.  With what limited/absolute responsibilities?
    24.  Based upon what experiences/authorities?
    25.  How demonstrated to be trustworthy/reverent?
    26.  How avoiding the risks of over-formalization?
    27.  Making use of what forms of rituals?
    28.  How avoiding alienative/coercive rituals?
    29.  How recognizing missing essentials?
    30.  With what natural/unexpected consequences?

                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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