Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Pairing

THIS NEWS IS GOOD.

A new knowledge worker job, and a new partner to share experiences with.

These are not end goals but will allow expression to continue and creation to occur.

AS INTERESTING AS THIS LIFE IS FOR ONE PERSON TO LIVE AND UNDERSTAND, is it not just as interesting, perhaps even more interesting to experience it from both the individual's perspective as well as from the perspective of a cohesive pair?

IS THIS LANGUAGE RATIONALIZING something I really do not want, for my continued progress to be able to occur naturally and well?

What is the point of all of this?

2 comments:

  1. If it feels good do it. For just about every man in the western world wet pussy and paycheck he can count on means he's got it made. The language is only there to rationalize it. Rationalizing is a feminine impulse, best avoided by a man if he wishes to function at his highest level.

    A stable puss means you can get your rocks off whenever you want and also spread your genes forward. A stable desk jockey job means you can keep that puss around so she won't find someone else more secure/lucrative.

    If you don't feel like you've hit the daily double on long odds then you've got some real philosophical work to do. As our boy Ludwig says, philosophy is only for the troubled. Philosophical thinking is only for those who have some problem.

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  2. I would rarely have philosophical ideas while riding all day. But there are limits to suffering, when you begin to see the tearing seams that delicately hold human conduct together. Life, when these seams tear, is brute, cheap, and short. The philosophizing is not so much feminine as it is life preserving and organizing. It is when it gets in the way of creation, risk, and exploration, or when it explains away a situation which requires violent change, then, then we have that feminine aspect. But Ludwig and Dr. Moraline are wrong when they say it is derivative afterbirth. Ludwig needed to ascend in the fog with a busted rear hub to have a more positive view of his cursed mind.

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