Tears and Tantrums Over the Sex Cocktail
My last blog dealt with the tamasha which goes on over the
sex cocktail in our present day society. What I wrote obviously hit many a raw
nerve for what tears and tantrums there followed, my lovelies. Some who thought
they were being targeted went into depression. Now, now, you must know I’m not an
unkind person but it’s like this. I am fond of so many of you as individuals.
But you can’t expect me to be fond of your way of life. That has to be my
decision and attitude. So many of you are talented, intelligent, creative young
men and women. I admire your talent. Not your sexual orientation.
The late Rituparno Ghosh used to confide so many of his
problems regarding his way of life. He was unhappy about the route his life was
taking. He was devoted to me and I was truly fond of him. But I still feel that
being gay did not work for him. I think Indroneel Mukherjee is a vastly
creative designer and an extremely witty conversationalist. But Indroneel
should not take it amiss if I cannot follow his attitudes regarding gender. At
one time a young Tollywood actress crossed my Wiccan path and wanted me to
teach her. She was acting in my serial Parapaar
on ETV Bangla. She is talented and a lovely young woman. She confided in me
about her orientation. I taught her the Wiccan tenets for awhile but I
realized that Wicca was not for her. She
could never be a Wiccan. I asked her to move on. Also I felt it was my duty to
my other students to keep our Brigade homophobic as it is meant to be.
Ipsita Roy Chakraverti |
In the course of my
life and work I have come across other
young men and women, gay and lesbian. They respect me and I am always happy to see
them. But it has to end there. I may teach them a thing or two about Wicca but
I cannot accept them as long term students.
Yes, I am homophobic. The thought
of a same-sex sexual relationship is unacceptable to me. Wicca believes in
natural bonds. Wicca believes in Nature. A gay or lesbian relationship is
unnatural.
The LGBT general cries itself hoarse that gays are born not
made. That may be true. But in that case keep yourselves to yourselves. Make
your own community. Do not intrude into the straight and homophobic world. I
have often heard them claim that their way of thinking has a lot in common with
Wicca. Heaven forbid! Wicca believes in straight relationships, it believes in
being alone if need be. It believes in supremacy of spirit and mind. The body
comes a second or third. Wicca believes in emotional and intellectual bonding. Not in the LGBT
cocktail of the sexes.
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