Comments on: Sexpo South Africa

By: Galen Schultz

Galen Schultz — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 09:11:39 +0000

Thanks for you comment Spirit. It’s nice to get different viewpoints on this. You were the rubber doll at sexpo?? Lol! :D

By: Spirit

Spirit — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 03:22:55 +0000

I was the Rubberdoll at JHB Sexpo. I have travelled the world to different events, and this was an ADULT orientated extravaganza. Now the religious bigots need not attend, but always have to have their dig or opinion. Every one has one, but why does religion always have to be brought up? It seems only Christianity does this.

I am a Christian, but see religeon is slowly shooting itself in the foot by always shoving it down our throats. My belief is of love and kindness, not always knocking others and finding fault.

Keep your religious opinions to yourselves, and if Sexpo offends you, stay away. You know Christians also have sex – it is as natuaral as breathing and to be enjoyed, or is it only to be used for procreation.

Try to be free-thinking and not dogmatic with your indoctrinised mind.

By: Lucky

Lucky — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 19:28:33 +0000

For the past 2 years I have being promising myself to work on Sexpo in Johannesburg and unfotunatly had to travel by September and October but good news is this year I’m around and free to be part of this amazing expo, so please if you have need any extra hands let me know.
thanx Lucky

By: Galen Schultz

Galen Schultz — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 09:51:17 +0000

@The Cheese: I really am intrigued by the comments developing here, especially with regard to how they seem to completely veer away from the expo in discussion. I shall try refrain from doing the same and entering into a philosophical-religious debate and simply ask for clarity on Hans’ statement “…for the human being to survive it is necessary to be in control of his sexual energy” and these “natural sentiments” you speak of. Are these religion-based? For clearly not everyone shares such sentiments.

The lifestyle choice I speak of revolves around whether or not such an expo appeals to an individual thus determining whether or not he/she would attend or participate in any way. It is always easy for outsiders who would not attend such an expo, nor wish to know more about it, to form assumptions regarding it. I can assure you that the sexpo in mention is not a gathering of atheists acting like animals, nor is it derogatory towards women in any way.

Quite simply, the choice is purely in the mind of the individual.

By: The Cheese

The Cheese — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 00:03:43 +0000

Galen, You pull the noxious “lifestyle choice” bullshit out of the relativist magic hat. But, to the greeks, things like pederasty were possible “choices” that were not rejected until the entrance of healthier religion(doesn’t have to be Christianity). You deny your commenter his natural sentiments, and pretend that there isn’t a world of foolishly optimistic and selfish arguementation behind the two words “lifestyle choice”. Go watch a movie like Satyricon, and figure out how distorted sexuality becomes when no consideration is given to the natural sentiments that many religions have independently arrived at. (see The Abolition of Man)

By: Galen Schultz

Galen Schultz — Tue, 26 May 2009 12:22:57 +0000

Lol. “Any developed person would know that for the human being to survive it is necessary to be in control of his sexual energy.” What do you mean by “survive” Hans? Human beings would be a dying breed today if there had been some kind of control over their sexual energy.

Acting like animals? Sure it’s not appealing to everyone but that’s why they call it a lifestyle CHOICE.

By: Hans

Hans — Sat, 16 May 2009 20:17:49 +0000

People taking part in this expo are definately disturbed in some way! Any developed person would know that for the human being to survive it is necessary to be in control of his sexual energy. This expo brings out the weakness in people who obviously never got control of this and act like animals, being totally out of step!