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i realize it was hard to read but i was really feverish with writing it and i figured anyone who cared enough would continue to read it. i apologize. but the pain you experience from losing your sister was indeed usefull; it tells a story of how much affection you had for her, and in that pain, through detailing it, you can erect a monument to who she was in song or words or prayer. and you're right that lust and love are not just two variations of the same thing - however, one without the other is really controvercial, and therefore it is in a way a social translation, in the sense that emotions stem from sex even if there are "no strings attached", and even if the emotions are as simple as a mild enjoyment of the person you're so close to... my point was that physical interactions inspire emotion which is an override to our intellects because our thoughts can drive us to do things that, in nature, are not allowed.
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