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I’m not talking about morals; I am talking about having a healthy body and a healthy mind, so let's leave Christianity, religion, and all the moralising out of it.
Just briefly I firmly believe in self improvement, enjoying the finer things of life, and having goals in life. There is such a wide tapestry of things to do and experience and my granddaughter who is only six bless her has done or is doing Irish Dancing, ballet, swimming, gymnastics, and she stays behind at school one evening a week for football. A few years ago I was involved in Schools Orienteering; I have written two books on cycling in the Peak District and have co-written a novel and was into road, fell, and cross country running and also belonged to the Long Distance Walkers Association. Young people have exams and qualifications to look forward to, a home and a family. I remember when I was working at the Bannerdale Centre such beautiful music being played by school children and there are so many things to do and there are organisations like this to help. http://www.weccamps.org/
Then there is the Workers Educational Association who do a grand job and there are many other organisations and people who volunteer their time as well. http://www.wea.org.uk/Links/edu.htm
Some people cannot see beyond their naval and one of my managers frequently makes the comment “A standing cock has no conscience” meaning you will do it anywhere, with anyone, whether you have protection or not. My reply is that it reflects a lack of willpower and enjoying someone’s company for who they are is far more satisfying. Go to the pub and play cards, dominoes, darts, or just have a chat. Enjoyment does not need a chastity belt and if that is all you can think about then you need to get a life because in my opinion playing around with someone’s bottom of whatever gender is the pits and people need to aim for the finer things in life.
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