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I thought it meant ten horses
Well, I'm not one to brag.
Misshotndeep
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No matter what you say I refuse to believe you have a team of horses in your pants.
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No matter what you say I refuse to believe you have a team of horses in your pants.
I never said that! You might think that, but I couldn't possibly comment.
Well for a planetqueen, I can certainly don a psychiatrist cap, Jungian, none the less will do! We must delve into the subconscious for this. I think I will do this as a male.
Well let us see? Fault finding. Well ok, I suppose a father or mother figure for him was a fault finder.
The thing is that as the psychiatrist I have just now miracously become
I cannot understand why when someone's parental figures says thing that feel hurtful, some children will do that unto others, but some children will think "wow I do not like being treated and spoken to that way" and will go out of their way not to do what felt hurtful to them to others.
The key to me is whether compassion for self and others is stronger, or the hurt from the internal feelings are too much to overcome. To teach and exemplify compassion would seem the best approach.
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I never said that! You might think that, but I couldn't possibly comment.
I said if you claimed it I would not believe you. Not that you said it.
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I must respectfully disagree. I find that is it the child's own self worth that determines if they become a bully or a champion. If they value themselves then no mater what is said to them then they do not become the bully. If they don't have that at their core from any source then you find a bully. Makes um feel like they have control, Which is a whole nother kettle of fish!
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I know it's considered something of a parlor game here for a guy to post as a woman (Karen Kraft, miles, KRCummings, Queerbait™) but I simply don't see the point in it.
Yeah, I thought of that as well. I don't think you so much disagree as you embellish the compassion theory. You are fun to talk to!
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Other than an un suspecting persons ego. Who is it hurting? Hell I am female and I get accuse of being everything but my fathers daughter on here. lol
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Yeah, I thought of that as well. I don't think you so much disagree as you embellish the compassion theory. You are fun to talk to!
I try to avoid Philosophy books. I like to come up with the stuff myself. Help the old brain keep working. It may be an old concept when it hits me, b
ut it's new to me and I make made it myself. Shake and bake helped.
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Well off the top of my head I can think of a certain 26 year old "plucky gang rape survivor" who asked for other women to share their rape stories with "her" so "she" could come to terms with it. "She" turned out to be an uber-skeezy 60 something guy.
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I stand corrected. That's just wrong!
I try to avoid Philosophy books. I like to come up with the stuff myself. Help the old brain keep working. It may be an old concept when it hits me, but it's new to me and I make made it myself. Shake and bake helped.
I have never read though an entire philospophy book myself nbut I did make it through Phaedrus by Plato. http://classics.mit.edu/Plato/phaedrus.html
This in especial delight: Plato paints the picture of a Charioteer (Greek: ἡνίοχος) driving a chariot pulled by two winged horses:
"First the charioteer of the human soul drives a pair, and secondly one of the horses is noble and of noble breed, but the other quite the opposite in breed and character. Therefore in our case the driving is necessarily difficult and troublesome."[1]
The Charioteer represents intellect, reason, or the part of the soul that must guide the soul to truth; one horse represents rational or moral impulse or the positive part of passionate nature (e.g., righteous indignation); while the other represents the soul's irrational passions, appetites, or concupiscent nature. The Charioteer directs the entire chariot/soul, trying to stop the horses from going different ways, and to proceed towards enlightenment.
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No matter what you say I refuse to believe you have a team of horses in your pants.
Well if you read my post of Plato and the twin horses, she/he may...
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Just two horses?
Pfffttt. Lightweight.
Yeah, I think I would name them Blacky and Whitey, but what color(s) are the Charioteer(s)?
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Mr Noone
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Just two horses?
Pfffttt. Lightweight.
Citrôen. 2CV.
Evokes the male side again as I had a pair (yes a pair) - we won't go into the female pair here, but a pair of Puch motorcycles as a teenager. http://beforeitsnews.com/motor-junkies/2013/05/split-single-engine-2466552.html
The exhuast scavenging along with the shared cylinders and long stroke (sexy huh?) was good for mileage and low speed torque. Don't get me on my physics thing again.
Multifaceted is good.
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Mayflow also posts poetry similar to Query.
Sometimes centered in the middle of the post similar to Query's.
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And I do, so why do people think this?
Silence harkens upon
her hardened bows
The ship seems desolate now
Not one lost soul aware
that it is lost
to the waves of nothing
And yet there is nothing
that can stop her now, as
She moves into the night
So aware..
Knowing there is nothing
there and yet
She moves forward
With unabashioned Heart and Soul
Until this whole world
is all at one
within her passions
And until no single Soul
at all
is any longer lost:
With such wicked wicked
fashions does she
enterwine their hearts ~ Mayflow
her hardened bows
The ship seems desolate now
Not one lost soul aware
that it is lost
to the waves of nothing
And yet there is nothing
that can stop her now, as
She moves into the night
So aware..
Knowing there is nothing
there and yet
She moves forward
With unabashioned Heart and Soul
Until this whole world
is all at one
within her passions
And until no single Soul
at all
is any longer lost:
With such wicked wicked
fashions does she
enterwine their hearts ~ Mayflow
Que
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Very nice. There is a lot more to poetry than whether one centers it or right justifies. Maybe, in time, the poet laureate Magnetron will learn that.
I actually can write poetry, but my process is formulaic. I write regular prose which for me is a fairly conversational style. I then take the time to consider meter and the nebulous way that words have a cadence and the way a chosen word can alter the nuance of a scene.
I am a machine with words owing to the size of my repository for them, so I can usually do some weeding and seeding, plucking a word here, replacing one there until it 'feels' right.
I do not have the soul of a poet.
I was just remarking to Cleaver that I have trouble reading non-standard prose. I think it is beneficial for me to do so as it slows me to a stillness that contrasts nicely with the ordinary frenetic pace with which I intake.
Cleaver? I read Magnetron's poetry and got hold of the word "unabashioned" so it held reminiscience for me of the poem "The Ship" I had written albeit in a different setting. I do not believe you do not have the soul of a poet.
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