The world is inherently pluralistic and multipolar. Like light and shadow, day and night. Could it be that we admit the sun, and we must abandon the moon? Or with black and white, there is no need for grey anymore?
Anything has its value. The laws of nature have the greatest irresistible power of choice, and those without value have long been eliminated and abandoned in the torrent of history. It is precisely because this kind of maintenance has great vitality that it can persist until now.
Why not think about it all before giving it a hasty verdict.
Love is a kind of maintenance, one of the most basic interdependent needs of human nature. Human nature has the instinct to interact with the outside world independently, eager to know, and eager to be accepted. In continuous evolution, the interaction of the spiritual world has transcended the original rules of the material world. Love can no longer be born for reproduction. Wouldn't it be sad if physiology and thinking had to be linked together? Although the union between the opposite sex can create more value, the same sex does not mean that it should be buried in the dark. Who can say that life denies the eternal bond between the same sex from the very beginning? Who can judge the existence of the deep and intense emotions in this undercurrent? It is precisely because of the spirit that transcends the substance that the human world can be so refined and splendid. If we can hold a peaceful and rational heart and face up to those things we have been avoiding, we will find that many things are not so unacceptable. And those levels that are really dark are not irreversible. Even the deepest colors in hell can be merged with light.
We trudge forward in the river of time, growing slowly but surely. Before reaching the realm of swaying and unrestrained, should one achieve the strength of the soul, the maturity of the mind, and the easy-going tolerance?
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