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Message: HTML is not enabled. UBB Code™ is enabled.	[QUOTE]Originally posted by Yelllowwalllpaper: [QB] I really like the part that compares sexuality to art. I think the more self aware and comfortable I become, that seems to be the attitude that is coming to light where I'm open to exploration and looking into all the different elements that create a satisfying experience. One creates art to express ones self but one expresses ones self for an array of satisfying emotional responses. The response is visible in many stages but most satisfying when connected to each. The creation, which I feel is related to building a relationship; the observing which I connect to the actual physical pleasure; then, the memory left imprinted on the mind. These are just a few areas I found to be critically important and connected to a satisfying sexual relationship that also are not specific to either sex. As a corollary, I feel that sex and gender and the diversity that accompanies them add a diversity to sexuality that is overlooked many times. Different combinations of people building different combinations of satisfying experiences. [/QB][/QUOTE]

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