Eaglin Society That Is Free From Oppression.

¶ … Eaglin Society that is free from oppression. The writer uses journalistic techniques to explore the society and its nuances. A local couple from Symop recently completed a study on the old world and brought discoveries to their classroom previously unknown. Jinny and Puper have lived in the society of Symop for many years. They teach at the university and they are the head of the department in human development.

Students here have been taught that the old world society worked against what was the female gender at the time and that the males were considered superior and dominant. When The war came and the new society emerged many of those traditions were forgotten and left behind. Jinny and Puper spent the last five years on a study mission to uncover the past, because they believe that using the past can prevent mistakes in the future. We are very thankful we did this study," said Puper on Friday.

"Without it we would never fully understand what the old world was like. It was barbaric at best and treated humans according to their gender. Our society would have missed out on many wonderful inventions and developments had we followed the path of the old world. " The study uncovered many of the differences including sexual oppression issues, the behavior of society that was based on only in those differences but also in the way society viewed those differences. Sexual oppression seems to have been the last control for society.

We live in a society today, where expressions of love are considered healthy and normal. Even without love, the release of sexual tension in a person allows them to move forward and complete other tasks. With bath houses everywhere and the legalization of prostitution our society has moved into an arena in which sexual needs are considered no different than the need to eat, breath or have water. Because the old world oppressed so many people sexually there was a lot of tension that we do not experience today.

That sexual oppression lent itself to the judgment of same sex unions as well. Hard as it is to believe we lived in a world where men and to love only women and women had to love only men, otherwise they were harshly judged for their choices. Today, we know that being attracted to people like us or different from us has to do with the genetic and DNA makeup of our beings. It is not a choice as was apparently believed back then.

Today we love who we love and we give freely of.