“After God concluded His creation and declared it was good,” humans rebelled and contradicted divine life, inflicting thoughts of "sin, suffering and death.”
Why did God make me? How did God make me? How can I accept and participate in the invitation to be a part of procreation? This is the discernment of human sexuality. It can bespeak of a humanly envisioned god that is neither loving nor merciful, just judgmental and mostly condemning, sounding more like the rein, reign and regime of God, rather than the kingdom of God that “is at hand.” (Mk. 1:15)
Or it can reiterate the Creator's words, "Be fertile and multiply." (Gn. 1:28)
The zeitgeist is most certainly desperate to distinguish sexual pleasure from moral constraint, essentially differentiating the procreative function and its mutating human constraints, and wholeheartedly admitting and allowing that the miracle and mystery of human sexuality is the hope and happiness, the holy purpose and goal of life.
Paz y Bien, Rolando, OFS.