Sex

Derived from the Latin "secare," meaning "to cut off." The roots of this word indicate the androgynous nature of our ancestors, and that fact that sexual cooperation between man and woman only began when the two halves of the androgynous being were "cut off" from one another. Vestiges of this ancient past are readily visible in the physical shadows of the man's inert nipples and the woman's clitoris. Our androgynous past is described in the Bible, by Plato, and in every mystical tradition.