> # Re: Ageism & gettin wet

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> Posted by Muddyadidas on October 24, 2008 at 23:17:21
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> In Reply to: Re: Ageism & gettin wet posted by robbieie on October 24, 2008 at 17:44:38:

> I'm really interested that there's been so many responses so quickly. I think alot of people must have had similar thoughts/experiences.

> What really prompted me to write this was the comments posted by people on youtube where they thought it was cool for a young adult (20's) to get wet, even in contrived conditions such as the shower, but make lame comments about guys 20 years older doing the same thing.

> I suspect society is more accepting because they themselves find the younger ones more attarctive but don't want to admit that there might be any "stirrings" in them.

> I have "enjoyed" this behaviour since the age of 6 and realise that is as much part of my personal makeup as anything else. It will never change and is deeper ingrained in me than even political or metaphysical beliefs.

> Philosophers may debate whether a person is born or made good/bad. I however was born a wammer and will die one.

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