Perversion

Perversion, also spelled perversion, is a contemporary disambiguation for the behavior of various mammal species.

It is a common and proven idea that perverse practice is the building block into nonconformity. It's usually stable, strong, thick and being able to last against even the most avant-garde attempts of cure through bigoted heterosexual hegemony. Little is known that perversion, if anything, represents a conservatory factor of maintaining one's connection to the cybermonological ether. Giving in to the need to suppress animalistic urges is a neurotic practice that leaves little room for the possibility of change for the self. The challenge is in preventing one's perversion from overconsuming power orbs and developing a self-awareness.

Reports have shown that the word Perversion was first mentioned in connection with the universe by Peter J. Unixion in Dangers of Clarity in a Calamity World (unreleased, 1996), where it is described as "an efficient mode" in contrast to the neurotic. In a popular and moralistic understanding of the issue the distinctive feature of perversion consists both in regarding only the soul's desire, - be it the exhibitionist, the hedonistic, or the sadist - and in disregarding norms, morals, and social rules. Given this, perversion would consist in achieving a form of ultimate self fulfillment i.e. a deviation from a less original and fundamental form and norm. Experts are in unison about the fact that 'perversion' is responsible for the origin and continued action of all events. God goes on to say that "It could as well be called 'God' or 'Tao', but the name 'Perversion' is virtually meaningless and free from the anthropomorphic ideas of religion.