The Evolving Science of Regenerative, Sustainable Dentistry

Health

Regenerative and sustainable dentistry is an emerging field that promises to revolutionize how we perform and approach clinical therapies. This field, integrating material science, tissue engineering, and cellular biology, aims to maintain and restore biological vitality, unlike conventional dental therapy, offering a new approach to achieving sustainability in dentistry.

While this emerging field seems a distant reality and futurist, it is closer than you think, as reconstructive dentistry offers the promise of regeneration and rapid advances contribute a lot to novel technological advancements.

Population Oral Health/Social and Behavioral Sciences

Several CDM faculties carry out research so as to improve people’s oral and dental health through transformative practice and thinking.

Some multidisciplinary faculties use vast research methods, which help address oral health from global to individual levels. Unifying different approaches is a great commitment to minimizing health disparities and, at the same time, promoting oral and dental health.

Dental experts tend to apply behavioral and social theories and quantitative and qualitative techniques to behaviors of policymakers, payers, populations, patients, and clinicians, to address certain questions. These questions range from how economic incentives usually drive systems to how individuals adopt quotidian oral health behaviors that impact the quality of life and oral health.

Different Kinds of Dental Stem Cells

Because of the initial identification of dental stem cells in the early 2000s, recent developments in molecular and cell-based dentistry have resulted in promising advancements in dental therapies, aiming to regenerate, repair, and replace dental tissues. Plus, new techniques have come up to study parallels between dentistry and medical research including oncology and tooth organogenesis.

Primary teeth form in the growing embryo between six and eight weeks of gestation. It usually originates from the interaction between neural crest-derive mesenchyme and oral ectodermal epithelium. This mesenchymal-epithelial interaction controls the final differential of ameloblasts and odontoblasts during tooth generation.

Dental mesenchymal stem cells produce pulp cells and peripheral nerve-associated glia during this generation.

Exploring Regenerative & Sustainable Dentistry plus Its Applications

Regenerative medicine and tissue engineering combine tools from various fields, such as developmental biology, biomaterials, and stem-cell biology.

Where regenerative medicines depend on cell-based therapies to repair or replace damaged tissues/organs, engineering of tissues concentrates on using biomaterials without or with cells to make bio-artificial organs and tissues.

Researchers have identified different sources of stem cells that generate desired specialized tissue or cell types. The use of regenerative technology within dentistry is referred to as regenerative dentistry.

Dental caries is a common dental problem that infects the mineral tissues of teeth that eventually reaches the dental pulp, resulting in inflammation or even tooth loss.

Dental pulp basically has an important role in providing oxygen and nutrients to your tooth. It strengthens immune system cells, which deal with infections by producing reparative dentin to respond to injury and external stimuli that lead to limited repair, preventing bacterial invasion.

In clinical practice, the pulp that has been impaired is mostly replaced with artificial materials immediately after disinfecting the pulp cavity. This helps retain teeth in their original positions.

Concluding Remarks!

With regenerative and sustainable dentistry, researchers can design synthetic materials, which might be used the same way as dental fillings. Essentially, therapies are used to allow patients’ teeth to repair or regenerate themselves without relying on a root canal.

The Easter Bunny Legacy Childhood Tooth Decay

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Every year, as Easter approaches, children across the globe eagerly await the arrival of the Easter Bunny, heralding the season with baskets brimming with colorful eggs and sweet treats. It’s a time of joy, celebration, and indulgence, as families come together to partake in age-old traditions. However, hidden beneath the surface of this festive occasion lies a concern that often gets overlooked—the impact of sugary delights on children’s dental health.

The Easter Bunny, with its charming allure and promise of goodies, unwittingly contributes to a legacy of childhood tooth decay. As children excitedly unwrap chocolate eggs and munch on marshmallow chicks, dentists brace themselves for the influx of patients seeking relief from the consequences of excessive sugar consumption.

In dental offices around the world, the post-Easter period is often marked by an uptick in appointments for tooth decay treatments. Usually dentists always expect more tooth decay patients coming for dental fillings to repair cavities caused by sugary indulgences. It’s a cycle that repeats itself year after year, as the allure of sweet treats proves too enticing for young ones to resist.

The issue of childhood tooth decay is not a new one, but the association with festive occasions like Easter underscores the need for heightened awareness. Sugary snacks and candies, when consumed in excess, can wreak havoc on young teeth, leading to decay and cavities. Dentists stress the importance of moderation and proper oral hygiene practices, but in the face of holiday temptations, their warnings often fall on deaf ears.

The Easter Bunny, with its whimsical charm, embodies the spirit of generosity and joy. However, its association with sugary delights highlights the need for a balanced approach to celebrations. Parents play a crucial role in promoting healthy habits and making mindful choices when it comes to their children’s diet, especially during times of festivities.

Educating children about the importance of oral hygiene and the consequences of excessive sugar consumption is essential in combating the prevalence of childhood tooth decay. Dentists advocate for regular dental check-ups and cleanings to detect and prevent decay before it progresses to more serious issues. However, they also stress the significance of preventive measures at home, such as brushing twice a day, flossing, and limiting sugary snacks.

The Easter Bunny may symbolize joy and abundance, but its legacy extends beyond mere festivities. It serves as a reminder of the ongoing battle against childhood tooth decay and the role that parents, caregivers, and dental professionals play in safeguarding children’s oral health.

As Easter approaches each year, dentists brace themselves for the aftermath of indulgence, knowing that they will likely see an increase in patients seeking treatment for tooth decay. It’s a sobering reality that underscores the importance of promoting awareness and instilling healthy habits from a young age.

In conclusion, the Easter Bunny legacy carries with it a hidden concern—one that extends beyond the realm of festive celebrations. Childhood tooth decay remains a prevalent issue, exacerbated by the abundance of sugary treats that accompany occasions like Easter. Dentists stand ready to address the consequences, but prevention remains the best course of action. By promoting moderation, educating children about oral hygiene, and fostering healthy habits, we can strive to mitigate the impact of sugary indulgences and ensure that the joy of the season doesn’t come at the expense of our children’s dental health.

Emergencies Call For Fast Creative Thinking

Creativity

If you have not understood the warnings about global warming and the climate crisis, we are in an emergency situation according to the science. Our leaders, past and present, like Tony Abbott and Donald Trump, wilfully ignored the clarion calls for action on this front. Emergencies call for fast creative thinking and where has that been for the last two decades? I hope that they put up statues of shame to these human beings who have led us astray for their own political self-aggrandisement. Images set in coal for us to pillory.  The smug, sneering faces of these very selfish politicians deserve all the merde that can be heaped upon them.  

A Nation Starved of Action on the Climate Front

In our own homes, when we face a crisis, we know that an emergency electrician is usually prepared for anything. He or she will act fast to rescue and remedy a dire situation. Emergencies call for fast creative thinking and only then will a solution be found. It is not a lack of power but of political will that has seen this nation starved of action on the climate front. Self-satisfied politicians more concerned with their own re-election than in taking affirmative action to save the planet. Small people with small hearts following rather than leading a nation.

No Vaccine for Global Warming

I think about health workers on the front line during the global pandemic and ruminate on their courage in contrast to these self-serving MPs. Australia and the United States lack real leadership on the big issues facing humanity in the 21C. People have been focused on their own back pockets for too long at the expense of any sense of community and social responsibility. Half a million people have died from coronavirus in America. The UK is a mess just like Boris Johnson’s hair. Western democracies have failed to show leadership during this global crisis.

Global warming is not going away. There is no vaccine to inoculate the planet. We face a rapidly growing emergency never before seen in the lifetimes of our parents and grandparents. Lazy thinking and actions will not merely affect us but also our children and their children. Making money is not the main arbiter of the game of life anymore if it ever truly was. There are far more important considerations to immediately factor into every decision that we make. Climate change isn’t coming it is already here!

Self-Image: Smiles on Success

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A lot of folks ask Richard, what are the three most important tenets for a successful life? Never an easy thing to do, whittling down all the key ingredients that go into a successful life to just three. However, I would lead with self-image, all successful people have a clear idea of who they are and what they are presenting to the greater world. You cannot make it in this life in the 21C, if you don’t know what your identity is and how that speaks to the people around you. Ask yourself, right now, who am I? Who are you leading with in your presentation of your self-image? Self-image: Smiles on success.

We Are Made up of Many Characteristics

Obviously, we are all made up of many characteristics. You may be diligent and hard working. You may be gregarious around people. You might have a passion for high end fashion. At the same time, you may have a strong sense of social responsibility, when it comes to those less fortunate. Plus, you might be curious about particular sexual peccadillos. This combination of personality traits and characteristics is not that unusual, it is found in quite a few successful people I know. The point is, that we cannot present all these aspects of our selves via our self-image, it would be too crowded.

We Judge People on First Impressions

The old adage of judging a book by its cover is more accurate than you might think. We judge people initially on first impressions. On their smile. On their dress. On their hair style. Shoes. Many of us will only see successful people on TV, so we are left with their visage to evaluate them by. Smiles and teeth have become, even, more important in the 21C. Check out these examples of great dental hygiene and cosmetic health.

A Well-Presented Self-Image Wins

A well-presented self-image will go along way to helping you get that foot in the door. Following that is a keen mind concerned with community and loved ones. Think about some of the important things in life, beyond your obsession with yourself. We live in an age of self-diarising via social media channels and the digital realm. It is easy to mistake the banal for something more than it is. Your self-image may be streamlined to maximise optimal impact upon the outer world but that doesn’t mean that your inner world no longer exists. Self-image: Smiles on success.

Vision, Planning and Creativity

Creativity

Three elements are, usually, necessary for transformation and lifestyle changes. They are vision, planning and creativity. People, often, hope that their lives will spontaneously alter by themselves, but this rarely happens, in my experience. They say that the definition of madness is doing the same things over and over and expecting a different result. If you want to achieve something special, want to reach for the stars or for something outside of the ordinary, then, you better start envisioning it. You better make plans and get creative, before the fire goes out inside you. Inspiration, motivation, and discontentment do not hang around forever, you know.

The Biggest Danger is Your Comfort Zone

The biggest danger to transformation and growth is your comfort zone. Here’s hoping that you do not have a size 14 or XXL comfort zone. Staying safely inside the known territory is not conducive to going beyond and discovering your greatest moments. To bravely go where no man or woman has gone before. To reach the outer edges of the known galaxy. To dive deep beneath the surface of things. To face your fears, because what you fear, often, points you in the right direction. Whether it be in love, in work, in sport, in adventure, or some other realm, you must overcome your fears and the comfort of the known universe.

We Experience the Newbie Dilemma

Lifestyle improvements may come via work and career opportunities. Many of us know the initial discomfort and uneasiness one feels when beginning a new vocational pathway. We do not know, immediately, what the right things to do are. We experience the newbie dilemma. Eventually, however, acceptance comes, and we forge a new identity based on our experiences via this pathway.  Transforming possibilities are always close at hand, even, if we do not recognise them straight off.

It Takes Courage to Imagine Your New Life

Remember to invoke vision, planning and creativity, as these are your strongest suits when it comes to making real changes within your life.  Going along with the crowd and maintaining the status quo will not shift your feet from the same old road. It takes great courage to imagine the life you may desire. It takes even more fortitude to begin planning for that new lifestyle. Finally, it takes some magic to bring forth the necessary creativity to make it happen in this dimension. Do not be dispirited, however, if you encounter resistance and delays on the journey, as they will only make the outcome more worthwhile.

 

 

 

Creative Businesses and the Ethical vs the Unethical

Creativity

Business ethics, what a can of worms, and only to be opened when well prepared for disappointment. Now, that sounds fairly disheartening and not all days are like this, but creatives do get the short end of the stick at times. Many people do not want to pay for creative work if they can get away with it and stories change in the telling over time. Contracts are the only real way to protect your integrity from unethical business people. As hired guns, creatives are briefed by businesses and their representatives, and if you do not get it in writing, you can be amazed at the lies some people will tell to further their own cause.

Creative Businesses Are Lighting an Ethical Path Forward

Negotiations are grist for our mill in the world of graphic designers, illustrators, photographers and the like. We must come to terms with our paymasters in the commercial sense of that word. We may be working on a cruelty free makeup project or some other ethically driven job, but the challenge can be to get treated ethically well ourselves. Lighting an ethical path forward is a mission for the creative sector, because we have neglected that aspect in our training as designers in the past. Too much emphasis is put on the design work and not enough on the realities of doing business in the real world.

Get Everything in Writing

Only bitter experience has taught many creatives what is required to do business in an, often, dog eat dog world. Contracts and getting everything in writing is a must, if you want to avoid being ripped off regularly. Digital artists and copywriters all need to be prepared to stand their ground when it comes to getting properly paid for their work. Businesses are always on the lookout for short cuts and savings to their bottom line.

Australian Ethical Practices

Australian made products are popular in some circles right now. Australian designers are at the forefront of ethical practices in many of their young industries. Getting it right at the beginning, can go a long way to creating sustainable practices for the long term. Industry associations are important for the establishment of standards and guidelines, so that individual creatives can adhere to them. The artist is sometimes seen as a solitary creature, but commercial applications call for team work and consensus.

The Creative Side of Sex

Sexuality

It is a must that you always try something new in sex. This being said, a lot of people are having trouble of thinking of creative ways on how they can reach sexual satisfaction. But by  reading the right material, anyone can release their wild side in bed. For instance, try observing the character of escorts. With this, one can find out how they can channel their sexual aura and let it off at the right time. In doing so, you can participate in Sydney tours of brothels. Who knows, you might bring home a lady for an experimental tryst. Or if you prefer to keep it intellectual you may wish to explore topics as gleaned from a Sydney sex survey.

The Creative Side of Sex

If you are going to look at it, sex is more than sex. It is a process where two bodies, or in some cases more than two, move in unison to arrive at the point of ecstasy. But it won’t hurt if you spice up your sex life by getting kinky and wild. Here are some ideas on how you can do this:

Wear something kinky.

Go wear something kinky that will totally surprise your partner. It can either be a costume for your role play, or a very sexy lingerie. Be proud of your body, regardless of your shape and size. Know that you are beautiful and remind yourself that your partner appreciates you no matter what you are. Let your outfit works its magic. Be sure to prepare yourself for one kinky sex!

  • Give a private peep show.

Everyone gets sexually excited from sexy visuals. Tease your partner with a private peep show. Move around your place in your underwear, or better yet wear nothing when doing simple chores. You can also build the sexual tension by doing small, sensual moves.

  • Try new positions.

You have to regularly change things up to avoid monotonous, dull sex. Try new sexual positions or level up your favourite sex positions. For instance, do some improvisations with the usual doggy style, missionary and reverse cowgirl positions.

  • Do sex games.

There are literally thousands of sex games that you can do, which are all available on the Internet. For example, do the Blind Man game. In here, lead your partner into the bed with his eyes blindfolded. Ravish him slowly and teasingly while doing the things that arouse him.

  • Try new places.

Even if having sex in bed is pretty convenient and gives comfort, try doing it outside your bedroom. For instance, make love in your yard or in other rooms and spaces in the house.  If you want to take things to a whole different level, you can always do public sex. The thrill of getting caught makes the sex more fulfilling.

Can Business Ever Be Truly Enlightened?

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Let’s begin by defining ‘enlightened’ within the context of this question regarding business. Enlightened must in this circumstance involve having a wider perspective than what is usually so overwhelmingly important in business, making money and lots of it. The bigger picture must be considered, which can include the basic happiness of all parties involved in the transaction and as many associated parties as well. By this I mean, the people that maybe manufactured the product, transported it, distributed it and everyone else connected to the trade. The earth and the environment needs to be considered, as well, if business is to be adjudged truly enlightened.

Can Business Ever Be Truly Enlightened?

So, as you can see, there are a lot of stake holders involved in every business transaction; and this is only really scratching the surface. A truly holistic understanding traces the chain of production in every direction from beginning to end, including its waste management. There is a small but concerted push amongst some business people to bring this enlightened understanding to business. Businesses like The Body Shop, Planet Ark and to a lesser degree companies like Virgin Airlines, have all attempted to expand the level of holistic responsibility in how they do business around the globe.

There does seem to be a veritable tug of war or elastic band polarity dynamic going back and forth between forces of enlightenment, as embodied by business people like Anita Roddick and Richard Branson and the old school ‘profit before all other things’ type of business people. Global warming has been a recent example of this, with the world jumping up and down to do something about this for a couple of years, before the ‘global financial crisis’ saw the forces of profit first taking over and telling us that we cannot afford to worry about tomorrow.

Is helping people while doing business at the same time a possibility in business or a pipedream? Are those greedy rats in thrall to a pied piper and will we pay the piper when our streets are cleaned of them? Enlightened business is not about ignoring the profit motive, it is really about expanding the whole equation. The cost of production needs to factor in the price of pollution in carbon. It also needs to include the price of the wellbeing of all those involved in producing the product. Cheaper things in the short term often end up costing all of us much more in the long run. They call this new way of counting the costs of doing business, ‘ethical business‘. Business ethics are then priced accordingly to avoid an algorithm which fails our test of enlightenment.

Can Creative Wooden Furniture Inspire the Soul?

Creativity

I have just seen some amazing creative wood designed furniture for kids. These pieces are so incredible they are awesome. Whimsical chests of drawers that are split down the middle or have a star burst hole carved through the middle of them. Drawers that are tired of standing up and so are sitting down instead with legs akimbo. Kids can really relate to the expressive shapes and kooky poses that these finely crafted pieces of furniture are embodying. They definitely speak to the soul, as they are anthropomorphising furniture into friends.

Shaker furniture beautifully captured soulful energy in their simple but extremely well crafted designs. Pieces spoke of silence and contemplation in the presence of an almighty. Communal tables communicated their role in carrying the shared meals of believers. Benches and chairs, sewing tables and cupboards, all sang of simplicity and modesty. Clean lines and natural wood grain employed in well made items of utilitarian furniture.

Zen furniture design suggests space and symmetry. Things built low down to the ground and offering clean lines. Natural elements like wood and fabrics employed in simple but exquisitely beautiful pieces of furniture. Uncluttered and present in form and function these are the spiritual qualities of Zen design. Traditional Japanese forms speak of meditation and purity of purpose.

Habitat furniture can define your living space by its aesthetic nature; it can bring out positive qualities from within you. Wooden furniture has a vibrational signature attuned to its source as a previously living tree. Humans and trees have been living together for tens of thousands of years; we are interlinked at a very deep level. Furniture designed in accord with ancient cultural traditions speaks to our soul in ways that mass produced stuff cannot. We are awakened to a peace and tranquillity that is missing from our modern technologically advanced world.

Some furniture stores in Sydney, I noticed during my last visit to that wonderful city, are Meccas of soulful design. When you walk into their showrooms you are transported to another time and place. The tinkling of bells and the sound of a Shakuhachi flute whisper messages of calm to my consciousness. I sink down onto a futon and exhale, feeling my being, my isness in this very moment. Life is a communion with nature and the kind of furniture we fill our homes with affect us on so many different levels.

 Epic Nobility: The Horse as Tender Warrior in Mythology

Myth

The ancient Greeks gave us Pegasus, the white winged horse who helped mythic heroes like Bellerophon to defeat the Chimera. The horse is a noble creature beloved of the gods and of humankind. In Norse mythology Odin, the king of the gods, rode Sleipnir an eight legged horse. This powerful beast could ride to Hel and back, carrying the wily Odin on his back. In India Uchchaihshravas is a seven headed horse that carried the Hindu king of the gods Indra.

Islamic mythology gives us Al Burq the Prophet’s horse, which carried Mohammed and the angel Gabriel from Mecca to Jerusalem and then to heaven to have a chat with Allah. Another white horse with wings, but this time with a human face. The Four Horses of the Apocalypse are the Christian harbingers of conquest, war, famine and death; all part of the last judgement in the Book of Revelation. Siddhartha, the original Buddhist, rode Kanthaka, a (you guessed it) white horse of immense stature who was, interestingly, reborn as a scholar who achieved enlightenment; who said horses were dumb animals.

Horses are, generally, depicted as graceful animals who when galloping on top of the ground, almost appear to be flying. Genghis Khan and his Mongol hordes had special relationships with their horses and they employed them skilfully in battle to overcome armies. Some of the American Indian tribes were masters of the plains, who brought down buffaloes on their horses. Human and horse have been bonded for a very long time. Knights jousting atop their mounts and charging into battle. Calvary were the elite soldiers in armies, the officer class who brought their own horses with them. The mighty Cossacks riding their mounts over the steppes of Russia.

Epic nobility: the horse as tender warrior in mythology has a place fixed firmly in the heart of humanity. We do not eat horses in most western cultures, despite the fact that many in the thoroughbred business end up as pet food; this is because we psychologically cannot stomach the idea. Free horse racing bets are as close as most people get to a horse these days. Equus stands proudly in the DNA of our past and we honour him and her for the bravery of their ancestors. We are interlinked with the horse culturally, despite the fact that the motorcar replaced the beast as our main mode of transport nearly a hundred years ago. Riding horses has become the hobby of the wealthy; polo and equestrian competitions.

Eco-Dreaming: Will The Tribes Unite To Save Us With Recycling?

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While the world’s industries spew out ever more toxic garbage, is there hope for humankind and our fragile planet? The only hope is if we can unite within our communities and stay strong in the face of rampant capitalism and consumerism. Corporate America and the rest of the global giants only care about profits for their shareholders and themselves. Governments are in thrall to these powerful economic influences and march to their beat, rather than listening to the silent majority. And that may just be the problem; we do not make enough noise.

Can social media formats like Facebook and Twitter become forces for positive social change? Instead of merely being more tools in the corporate arsenal for marketing stuff that we do not really need. Packaging is the single biggest problem in waste management in the twenty first century. Everything we buy comes wrapped up in toxic plastics and waste paper. Christmas time will be screaming with gifts covered in layers of packaging and this will go out into landfill, clogging up the veins of our cities with rubbish and pollution.

Eco-Dreaming: Will the tribes unite to save us with recycling? Ask yourself who is in your tribe? Is it the people in your street or the Eastern Suburbs cleaners in your neighbourhood? Can you gather together with these fellow human beings and do the right thing and recycle? You could start a Facebook Recycling in Your Suburb or District page. Put up a few posters in public places to let your community know. Connect with the local waste management and recycling companies in your area to consult about best practices. Make enquiries toward government agencies in this field and post this information up on the page. Organise a public meeting to create some momentum.

We are all people living on this planet together and when the shit hits the fan we will all go down together. How about doing something right now to avoid that fate? It will empower you and all those who join you in this quest for survival. Recycling is the single biggest environmental solution we have at our disposal. We can all do more to recycle more, educate others and make it easier for them to recycle too. Make a noise; do not go quietly into that gentle night. Fight back and make the earth a better place for our children and their children. Recycling can ease the burden on mother earth.

 

Can Indigenous Cultures Still Claim Compensation?

Justice

Morally speaking, I would answer in the affirmative; yes they should still be able to claim compensation from the exploitative colonial powers of their recent past. Legally, probably not, as independence is what it sounds like; going it alone as an independent national entity means being entirely responsible for past, present and future realities. Countries like Australia, which perpetuated colonial activity in New Guinea, tend to maintain high levels of international aid toward their former colonial territories; and this can be viewed as some sort of continuing reparation.

Imposing western values on indigenous communities out of a sense of racial and cultural superiority is now seen to be morally wrong. The fact that these actions were also only masking the real activities, like mining or agricultural exploitation for profit, is doubly reprehensible. Colonial activities by European powers through Africa and Asia, in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries in particular, were accompanied by military force to enforce the property rights of the colonial interests over the indigenous peoples. Almost, slave labour conditions often disenfranchised these local people from a share in the wealth being generated in their country using their natural resources. These people deserve compensation but it is highly unlikely they ever will receive it from the companies and families who exploited them.

Colonial western powers brought diseases and degenerative behaviours to many previously idyllic natural environments, which were populated by indigenous peoples. The progress of these super powers changed the world for these denizens of natural paradises. Their lives were now seen as lesser than those of the economically dominant white skinned people; they were savages, little more than animals. Christianity played its part in this cultural besmirching of ‘so called’ native peoples by informing them of their damned and godless state. Missionaries self righteously contributed to the eradication of indigenous religious beliefs and cultures; ignorantly casting many of these people into a ‘no man’s land’ between western and indigenous worlds.

The writings of Joseph Conrad began an anti-colonial awareness in literature, which became a flood of post-colonial writers from all over the globe. Writers such as VS Naipaul, Salman Rushdie, Edward Said, Leopold Senghor, Chinua Achebe, Leon Damas, Bharati Mukherjee; to name just a few, have all contributed greatly to a post-colonial awareness of the injustices committed upon the indigenous peoples of so many countries by colonial bully boys. Generations of injustice are not wiped out easily and independence is, unfortunately, a two edged sword. Colonialism, also, has not completely disappeared as seen by the behaviour of China in Africa recently.

 

Gay and Transexual: All the Colours of the Rainbow

Sexuality

All things bright and beautiful, all creatures great and small; and yes, the Lord God made them all. Gay and transexual: all the colours of the rainbow and loving it. There is someone for everyone and whether you are gay, straight or something in-between the sex is out there. Gay people sometimes provide the busy or socially inept homosexual with some instant action and companionship. Nobody has to be lonely all the time: there is relief out there in the form of sex workers. Good escorts are just doing what they are good at and earning a living.

Transexual escorts do brighten up a dull landscape with their exotic looks and multiple capabilities. A well hung woman is a wonder in the bedroom for some and those juxtaposed features just fascinate others. Passion comes in all shapes and sizes, and the commercial sex world is full of anomalies, including a fascination with developing great transgender bodies through regular exercise using a personal trainer. She talks like a woman and walks like a man. Or is it walks like a woman and talks like a man? Either way, entertainment is there to be had for the curious and the keen.

There is a general rule in life, and that is, the more times you do something the better you get at it. Sex is no different and escorts are at it all the time; it is their job, their modus operandi. They become skilful bed partners and stimulating temporary intimate companions. One must be good at what one does if you are to make your way in the world. Escorts become popular through word of mouth and mouths definitely come into it; or do I have that around the wrong way? Escorts take you somewhere and show you the most effective means of getting there. In Sydney escorts are at the top of their game; where the competition is fierce.

Bumping and grinding for money takes a lot of the uncertainty out of sexual relationships. All parties are clear about their roles and get about them without a lot of emotional blackmail; as one finds, often, in more conventional intimate human relationships. The rainbow is the symbol for the gay realm where butterflies of brilliant colour and crazy patterns flutter past each other in search of gratification. The love that previously dare not speak its name is now on everyone’s lips and the fashions are simply divine. From parades to parlours and hotel/motel rooms to swank apartments the escort of your dreams is only a phone call away.