The 7th 'Commandment': לֹא תִנְאָף

(en.: 'one shall not wave/wink/swing')

asks to show respect, not just when approaching one another: two strangers walking by and smile when they feel attracted to each other. on equal footing of course.

and: ‘PACTA SUNT SERVANDA’ (en.: ‘contracts have to be fulfilled’). an exclusive (monogamous) relationship shall be treated as an exclusive relationship.

other examples:

• out of eden (the place of ‘shameless nudity’, where ‘milk & honey’ flows), where one covers its shame, we shall treat each other as equal¹

• it’s not about so-called «vir­gin­i­ty» (being a social construct anyway), but «grace» and «dignity»

• g-d (via medium) in ger­man: ‘ich brau­che kein ge­schlecht, aber für dich bin ich di­vers.’ (en.: ‘i do not need a sex/gen­der, but for you i am di­verse.’)

• seem­ing­ly ‘al­lowed’ is what con­tributes to joy, for every­one^! (even me­di­ate?) in­volved, as long as in­ti­ma­cy stays (con­tex­tu­al­ly) in­ti­mate (onan simply was an en­vi­ous/greedy dude)

• one shall digest the milk intended for the lamb, before one eats its mother

• one please names god by its (not spoken out) name יהוה‎, like she says a lot of times, and not the LORD in capital letters

how­ever: any least at­tempt to pun­ish LOVE (her name btw) will find coun­ter­bal­ance.

rembrandt, 1659: ‘Moses Smashing the Tablets of the Law’ (oil on canvas)

1. amend (personally): i am against sex-/gender-related salutation and consider it insolent as long as it is taken seriously.