They tell you the door is open and that all you have to do is leave the cage.
They never tell you how strong the chain of fear is.
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@guideforlovers Simple. You tell her that if you take her, you expect unwavering loyalty.
You attach stakes to the act of intercourse. And if she breaks your terms, you make her life a living nightmare.
It's fucking sad that both men AND women are taught to use each other, OR other methods to satisfy themselves outside of loving, committed procreation and intimacy.
I've slept with one woman. ONE. And I still regret it. I've only been close to two others, both of which my mother chased off.
It never should have been this way, but two to three generations of selfish and abusive parenting will do that I guess.
Hollowed-out workplaces and egos are some of the most damaging environments today to the human mind and soul.
Here's what to look for and how to guard against it.
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@umi_knox@usuallypregnant I mean, when you're told e been in your youth that you're not worth loving, and in adulthood you're told your dreams aren't worth anything, what is a man supposed to do?
It's a recurring pattern. Every time they try to stomp on history, tradition and culture, the backlash comes in the form of more people flocking to it.
I have to admit I was wrong about this. I am on record saying The Odyssey might have been better served by a different title.
What I underestimated was the film’s ability to send people back to Homer. Seeing readers pick up The Odyssey, explore classical literature, and even develop a new interest in epic poetry is a cultural win worth celebrating.
A blockbuster that sends people searching for a 2,700-year-old poem has accomplished something far more interesting than box-office success.
@AndrewMorning49@ashleigh_fittis Tell that to King Saul, who consulted the Witch at Endor. Samuel 28: 3. He ended up losing because he sought beyond God's counsel.
Tarot is wicked the same as the Witch at Endor.