The ability to casually breed isn’t the equivalent of responsible parenting!

Self-explanatory.

 

By Stanley Collymore

 

It takes much more than the ability to have sex coupled with the

mutual or one-sided personal interest and gratification on the

part of an active, casual or even an opportunistic or clearly

a calculatedly one-off occurrence either by a woman or

equally so a correspondingly sexually motivated and

implicated man satisfactorily endowed with all the

corporeal necessities to amply and productively

generate, safely store and competently at the

obligatory moment in time fittingly release

the desired quantity of semen necessary

into a keenly receptive, disinterestedly

spiritless, as in rape, or alternatively

within another designated vagina.

 

And in the course of such a carnal physical transaction to

then have hundreds and conceivably even thousands

of fertile spermatozoa enthusiastically embroiled

in an all-out life or death fought competition

of no quarter necessitated and none given,

dynamically and assertively propelling

themselves in a mutually relentless

and absolute desperation towards

the same indicated destination, endeavouring in their

resolute pursuit and intently embarked on exertion

to be the only one, having seen off the likewise

indomitable competition, to be adjudged as

the finest suitor, collaborator, and in this

unmistakably life or death situation as

unquestionably the most achievable

potential life-giver together with

the unwearyingly waiting and

expectantly optimistic egg

predicting, on its part, the

enthusiastically hoped for, subsequent and

harmonious synthesis between the two

of them; climaxing afterwards in the

conception of their joint offspring

venture and apropos a journey

that animatedly begins with

this coordinated amalgam

then automatically and

prescriptively finally

played out in the

accommodating

wombs of the

females that

this tale is

all about!

 

© Stanley V. Collymore

18 April 2017.

 

 

Author’s Remarks:

Procreation whether through natural or artificial insemination means is currently the only known and effective method by which all of us happen to be here. And while its’s perfectly rational to argue that the presence of a considerable number of us in this world is as a direct consequence of the conscious and even the concerted actions of those who initially brought this state of affairs about, and regardless of what their individual rationale for doing so was at that particular moment in time, it is also equally logical to state that significant numbers of those who comprise the present world population, and who knows you may be one of them, arrived at their earthly destination against the agitated backdrop of parental consternation, and doing so simply because they were either unplanned for or else thoroughly unwanted.

 

Not the fault of the children involved I hear you say, and that’s a given. But all the same is a clear indication that liberated sexual involvement while having its physical benefits is not in itself a panacea for sensible or rational reproduction however seriously or casually embarked upon; and by any reasonable definition is not a trustworthy mechanism in itself for responsible parenting.