Makes you feel so good. Let me take you back to where it all began. I know what you're thinking. Like back to what? Well, back to the dawn of time lol. Long ago, people bathed together.
Bath Houses
They bathed in rivers, lakes, and bath houses for like thousands of years. Men with the men and women with the women. Generally, historically, globally, co-ed bathing not so much in public settings, generally speaking. So, it was the way things were done. Some things were less private. But at the same time, many things are less private now than back then. But it depends on the thing and the degree. Privacy has declined in the past century in many ways, in the 1900's, in many countries, and especially in America. Yes, there are things we do to get back our privacy, our fourth amendment. We can talk all about it. I like to bathe as it makes me clean. More importantly, it makes me feel clean. Just kidding because, actually, feeling clean is not as important as being clean. So, I like baths. I like to bathe. Sometimes, I'm too tired to bathe, but then I force myself to bathe.
New Leaf
I turn a new leaf when I bathe in a bath. That is so good. So refreshing. As kids, our mothers may bathe us in our age of innocent up to the age of seven, generally, or at least for me. As you grow up, you begin to do things on your own. As a kid, you have less privacy between you and your parents. As you get older, as you become independent, you gain privacy. If government, technocracy, corporatism, and others, violate our 4th amendment, our privacy, in the name of safety, in the name of keeping us safe, in violating our freedoms, rights, liberties, in order to help us, we may deserve neither freedom nor safety and we may still be children if we put up with that type of tyranny to any extent. That is the thing about growing up and about being independent. Do you want to take care of yourself? Do you want to bathe yourself? Do you want your parents to take care of you for the rest of your life? Do you believe in privacy?
