Is anything sacred? (Extra credit for specifying what it is for you.)

[Martian Mermaid]

Sentience and suffering.

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I can agree with this.

Well . . . they're certainly succulent

I'm also a big fan of vaginas.

And butts aren't bad either. 

[Edwardo Piet]

Well, I like female ones certainly. Shapely.

[Whateverist]

Sentience and suffering.

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Well . . . they're certainly succulent

I'm also a big fan of vaginas.

And butts aren't bad either. 

Now you're talking!  Big butt fan here.

[The Grand Nudger]

Sex (and femininity..though, not as we might use the term today, lol) is one of the things most commonly and anciently sacred.  It's why the Cult of Cathol required a nubile young mother to worship as a demi-goddess. Pretty easy to see why...beyond it;s obvious importance to life...before we had cabinets full of high grade pharmaceuticals..it was the cheapest and best way to get a good high.

[Whateverist]

Sex (and femininity..though, not as we might use the term today, lol) is one of the things most commonly and anciently sacred.  It's why the Cult of Cathol required a nubile young mother to worship as a demi-goddess.  Pretty easy to see why...beyond it;s obvious importance to life...before we had cabinets full of high grade pharmaceuticals..it was the cheapest and best way to get a good high.

Especially the big girl with the heft available to assemble a hut full of young ones.  About as commonly worshiped as the phalluses Vorlon prefers.

[The Grand Nudger]

Those little booby dolls are everything I look for in a woman Whatevs.. aint gonna lie.  I like it when her hips are big enough to put a 40 on either side...and drive a truck through without spilling a drop. The wife...I'm not even kidding..has a fucking cartoon figure. She's about four feet wide in all the right places. Her skins translucent, reminds me of moonlight. Eyes as brown and deep and dark as a pool. She knows I think she's sacred. Doesn't seem to mind.

[Whateverist]

I also focus on the hips but I prefer boop to width, though I like both a lot. My wife was in her late 30's when we met. She had a back porch I swear I could have stepped up on. Never been a skinny thing. I also swoon for a wide gap between the thighs but no truck will make it between my wife's thighs. But you should check out a certain New Zealander doctor lady around these parts if it is gap you fancy.

[The Grand Nudger]

Consider Vors fetish for the furries.  That's his version of sacred sexuality, lol (you know...when he posts, I seriously consider shaving....).  The mans always on the lookout for a gorilla in denim.  Makes sense of a great many idols and shrines...and even gods...in the same way that our sexual predilections do.

[Whateverist]

Oh we're definitely talking sacred, hallowed ground here. It just isn't the puritanical version.

[Astreja]

I voted "I'm a nonbeliever and I have an issue with the question."

To me, the concept of something being "sacred" is an absurdity. This isn't because I'm a nonbeliever; rather, it's a consequence of how I view the world independent of matters of belief.

I have an interesting perspective on time, somewhat similar to the Buddhist concepts of non-attachment and impermanence. TL;DR version: To me, nothing is immune from change and eventual destruction; therefore, getting too attached to something is not a particularly good idea. There are many things that I love with great intensity, but it would be folly for me to elevate them to sacred status because that would serve no useful purpose -- and increase the pain of eventually losing them.