" Much of what society calls taboo can be considered as such only based on the proven facts of ones inability to see beyond the hand; and ones fear. Question not the ability or moral of simple taboos... question more your reasons why it is taboo.
This of course does not include those taboo subjects such as ones illegal or unmoral. Taboo that outreaches the bounds of moral and life are not taboo... they are sins that should be judged by the universe in the heaviest of hands. If you taboo in a moral-less way, you will come to enjoy your most pleasured taboos with a reaper who's interest in your sins matches that of one who watches a sink empty of water. De-moralize your soul and it will drain empty to the interest of a dark souled guide."
Don't reject, judge, or place labels on people for things they do which you don't understand. The ideal of someone acting a different way or doing things differently does not condemn them to a group your fear and uninformed has created for them. Try to understand the act and thought of the person and see beyond the claims of strange and weird and into something you will feel more educated about.
Being said, many taboos central around lust and more-so into dark ideas or acts... these shouldn't be seen as taboo if they are morally in question of cause pain or suffering. These are acts of sin, true darkness, and a deceased soul. No human soul will fully live in such places and people in this place require quick action and help. Otherwise to be damned to the darkness of the afterlife or to forever be stained with innocent blood.
A reaper has been both and seen both in her life alive and beyond. A true reaper can move forward afterwards and see the wrong and her soul bleed for forgiveness of all life and energies around her and will fight to be forgiven.... Using her ability to stop the darkness within and exterior to herself. And in the end, know her own existence in most modern worlds is mocked and forgotten by gender stereotyping and finds no issue with it.
I believe in our universe and welcome my (OUR) mothers embrace in her warm day radiance and full soothing night glow. As we all should.
~Kawaii Kosen Raccoon
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