What Is Perversion Perverted

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Perversion is the action, intention, behavior or desires that are considered abnormal or unacceptable. It is a derogatory and degraded kind of action. Common people generally relate and limit perversion with sexual activities only. It deviates from right or good manners. It is wrong, improper, corrupt, wicked, etc. It is against moral values. For example, pornography perverts the youths due to immaturity. Here, maturity acts as a brake. Because a matured person knows where and when to stop which the innocent youth lacks. Live together is the contribution of leading fast life. In fast life everything is fast due to absence of any bondage between partners. Fast life always dreams for jet age. Jet age knows not to stop since it has no base and …show more content…
Perhaps a perverted genius is a diverted genius. But a diverted genius may not always be

a perverted one. Thus all perverted is diverted but all diverted is not perverted. As such if

he be corrected and be directed in proper direction, he can show immense potentiality. In

fact a perverted person is basically creative and intends to drink life to the lees in

different and diversified ways which may not be permitted by society or law in general.

A perverted person misinterprets the fact and pleads for his own interest thus deviating

from truth. A fool is not perverted. He lacks in clarity of thought. So he commits

mistake but seldom a crime. A callous person, if commits the crime repeatedly even

being warned, is a perverted one. In fact, persisting in error or fault is perversion.

Stubbornly contrary activities identify a perverted person. Obstinately disobedient

behavior of the perverted person causes irritation. His rectification is very difficult. He is

quite intractable. An optimist believes in correctibility. Such correction through

counseling is the business of a
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But those who gamble with life they are great gambler. They are worshipper

of change. They hate static. To them life is dynamic. They consider stalemate condition

as the alias of death. They are so adventures. Even age can’t resist them. To them mind

is the monarch of life.

If a child behaves manly it is called perversion. A child is sweet till it behaves childish.

But when man’s behavior destroys innocence it is called perversion which causes

irritation.

A perverted desire makes others suffer. But in a civilized society a man cannot be the

cause of sufferings for others. Here state must control perversion severely, otherwise

perversion will control the state causing national problem and international at large.

Free sex is perversion in one society but may not be in another. Thus one society is free

in free sex but the other is orthodox in outlook. But free sex abolishes bondage and kills

moral values.

Enjoyment is the natural trait of any individual. Relaxation revitalizes the tired nerves.

Discharge of intellect also offers relaxation to a judicious soul. Excess passion manifests

as perversion. But such manifestation must not cross the limit. Because too much of

anything is

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