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planeskeep

Counter Culture Idea (what else is new)

Feb 18, 2006 03:21

so i had two epiphanies today, and neither of them were about spelling, so don't ask ( Read more... )

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its obviously the elephant opal_antlers February 18 2006, 21:00:47 UTC

cole, you sometimes sound extremely pessimistic about life. I know that you have stated that when you talk about people in general, you are talking about yourself. But its seems like a statement you make a lot is "this source of happiness is bad and people only use it to escape their horrible lives. unless, of course, they truly want it from their heart, and then it is good for them." Then the issue, like sex, becomes " do i want this to escape my troubles and find temporary happiness? or do i want this because my soul truly wants it?" for most people, they assume that they want it from their soul. Other people know they want sex for the temporary pleasure of it, and not for love. But everyone kind of already knows that, i think. Maybe just not on such a philosophical level ( ... )

Re: its obviously the elephant planeskeep February 18 2006, 21:18:11 UTC

Well, its never that any soul truely wants it. Its about sharing what is in the soul, and not pretending to share because it covers up that a person doesn't feel it in them ( ... )

Re: its obviously the elephant opal_antlers February 19 2006, 04:22:35 UTC

well the desire for sex, i would argue, is ingrained in everyone biologically. so you would have to be a complete sexless person to not have it in you. unless you mean you dont have the feeling of making love to a certain individual, but you do it anyway.

Re: its obviously the elephant bassdrumdreams February 19 2006, 02:20:22 UTC

See, for some reason Roger always makes COMPLETE sense whenever he's NOT arguing with me!!! ::laughs::
i mean how could we ever differ on arguments?

Of course Roger and i, i would say, are strong vegetarians, and for someone to hint that being a vegetarian has it's own stresses and issues, we feel the instant need to defend it, even though cole would probably agree it's a very good choice, to be vegetarian. i hope...

Sex, i'd say, is usually a "need" that comes from your pants!!! ::laughs::
Admit it! haha. And that need is always well met and satisfied. ::laughs more:: I dont know about you chumps, but...

Kidding! That subject is just too easy to be silly. I think silliness, in communication, is essential, nay, vital for spiritual growth. And you heard it here first people, but brian steven boss is on the way to enlightenment.

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bassdrumdreams February 19 2006, 16:49:07 UTC

Also, on the subject of vegetarianism, i'd say that's where our suffering is a lesson. ok, so I'm stressed out about not being able to eat meat. why? Because I want to be able to eat anything that tastes good. Well i'd say the lesson is for me to be more considerate, and not so selfish ( ... )

opal_antlers February 19 2006, 22:44:38 UTC

you spelled 'off' wrong' ha ha. and you were watching as i posted it!

bassdrumdreams February 19 2006, 23:59:59 UTC

>.< damnit!!
for the record that was a type-o.

opal_antlers February 20 2006, 01:55:20 UTC

isnt "damnit" as one word usually spelled 'dammit'?

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sien February 19 2006, 19:12:10 UTC

I notice you say this all applies to you, but it's sort of a disqualifier at the end of the thought. I'm not going to agree or disagree with anything you've said here because I'm more interested in how you're saying it at this point ( ... )