The male praying mantis cannot copulate while its head is attached to its body. The female initiates sex by ripping the males head off. (And men think THEY have it bad at times????)

More than 40,000 parasites and 250 types of bacteria are exchanged during a typical French kiss (Yuk!!)

Mosquitoes prefer children to adults, blondes to brunettes (Lies I tell ya, all lies)

Given the opportunity, deer will chew gum and marijuana. (Me too)

George Washington grew marijuana in his garden. (For the deer of course)

The inventor of Vaseline ate a spoonful of the stuff every morning (Crazy fucker)

6% of men propose over the telephone! (And they say romance is dead)

Eagles mate while airborne (I always wondered how the mile high club came about)

The first patented condom was meant to be reused (Uggghhhh!!)

The smallest human penis ever recorded was just 5/8 of an inch long (Bet he didn't have to worry about reusing a condom)

One in three male motorists picks their nose while driving. (WE CAN SEE THRU YOUR FUCKING WINDOWS PEOPLE)

At age 70, more than 70 percent of men are still potent (Go Baby Go)

There are more insects in one square mile of rural land than there are human beings in the world. (They all hang out on my property so everyone else should be fairly safe)

Is confession really good for the soul?

I’m not talking about the religious aspects of confession. I’m not interested in rather my soul or anyone else’s is going to heaven or hell. Or wherever they may go.

I’m talking about confessions easing any guilt the soul might feel for things done wrong. If a person confessed all of their wrongdoings, would their soul be better company? Would they feel better in their own skin?

Everyone has feelings of guilt. We don’t all feel guilty over the same things but we still feel guilt on some level for things done or not done. Said or not said. Some people feel a different amount of guilt over the same situation. The degree of guilt is ultimately about the wrong that was done and how the individual feels about that wrong. There’s nothing anyone else can do to control another person’s guilt or lack thereof.

What if someone has done a wrong to another person? Would it make a difference what the wrong was? Or is guilt just guilt? Should all guilt be confessed?

Would the situation make a difference in how guilt was handled? Should a person bear the burden of the guilt and keep it to him/herself? Would confessing this wrongdoing lessen the feeling of guilt? What if the guilty one confessed the wrongdoing to a third party? Would that ease the feeling of guilt? Would it help out the soul? Would it really make a difference at all?

What if the guilty person confessed to the person that the wrong was done to? What if this confession brought about unwanted or unneeded hurt, anger and confusion? Would this really be fair to the person that the wrong was done to? Should a person unload their guilt unto someone else and let them feel the pain and anger just to ease their own selfish needs of a guilt-free conscience? If they did this, wouldn’t it just make them guilty of something else in the end?

If a person chose to tell the other person of the wrong they had done to them, it seems to me that it is a never-ending cycle of guilt. The original guilt would still be there because you can’t change what was done. Then there would be guilt for bringing to light the wrong done in the first place. Not to mention the guilt of hurting, angering and confusing the person that was done wrong. Would the guilt ever stop?

Is it fair to hurt someone in the process of freeing the soul?

...Hey honey, you see that?

Hello!!!

I don't want to be a stressed out, mindless, heart attack victim in the making