Vanna Bonta Quotes

Sex is communication and creation. In my novel, "Flight", two lovers have sex by becoming a forest and rain.

There is also something more [...] because as humans we possess, call it reason, spirit, consciousness, what ever, it's a numinous element beyond the perfunctory form following function.

Sex is powerful, it's procreative, it's a force that drives salmon to swim up stream defying rocky obstacles to thrash new forms into existence and, physiologically, the human body is also rigged with that drive that ensures the human race will continue.

Sure, the sheer animal aspect of our physicality is an intrinsic component of what we are.

The view from space is described as life-changing...seeing Earth, our home planet, the jewel it is, a mass, a rock suspended in its neighborhood, our neighborhood, the universe.

Imagine gazing at Earth or other space views.

Unfamiliar environments heighten adrenalin, which might work for stimulating excitement or against totally relaxing into any kind of intimacy.

In zero gravity, [[w:space adaptation syndomre]|SAS]] aside, it's possible to perform amazing physical feats. Ironically, it's more like being there as a mind.

Experiencing that in general was curiously amazing.

I was surprised and fascinated to experience the absolute lack of physical attraction, in terms of physical mass, in z-g.

Eventually space environments could be created to provide the best of both worlds, such as, for one example, settlements or habitats designed to create their own gravity, with chambers where reduced gravity or weightlessness can also be experienced optionally.

In z-g, fluids redistribute to the upper body.

It's an amazing and exhilarating thing to experience gravity lift away from around the body.

Earth gravity and a line of horizon is how we, as Earth humans, are accustomed to gauging spatial orientation.

Any time a body goes outside the environmental conditions for which it developed it has to acclimate.