You Feel and Act How You Think
The text explores the origins of hate, linking it to historical and biblical narratives about gender dynamics. It argues that hate is fostered by societal structures, particularly the notion of male dominance over women. The author examines philosophical perspectives, asserting that understanding hate’s roots is essential for addressing its pervasive influence in relationships and society.
The text discusses the intensity of desire and its hold on human emotions. It emphasizes that desire is natural and cannot be controlled but urges self-awareness, which does not need to be controlled. It also explores the conflict between temptation and desire and the role of pain and pleasure in human existence, questioning whether one should yield to temptation.
The Sense of Touch Touch is the first of the five senses to develop in the womb and plays an essential role in our everyday life and even in our existence. While the other four senses (sight, hearing, smell, and taste) are in specific… Continue Reading “Touch Me Feel Me Know Me”
I show here what we feel when we desire another. And how it relates to love and hate. Above all, I show the play between temptation and desire: The give and take.
The Sense of Touch Touch is the first of the five senses to develop in the womb and, thereon, plays an essential role in our everyday life and even in our existence. While the other four senses (sight, hearing, smell, and taste) are in… Continue Reading “touch me feel me come with me”
In the Heart of Woman, the Seed Did Grow Prologue: HATE: Be warned that you read The Birth of Hate at the risk of having shifting emotions, rising passions, and unrestrained thoughts. It does not promote neither does it condemn an ideology, religion, or… Continue Reading “HATE: the seed did grow in the heart of woman”
In the Heart of Woman the Seed Did Grow Prologue: Be warned; you read The Birth of Hate at the risk of having shifting emotions, rising passions, and unrestrained thoughts. It does not promote neither does it condemn an ideology, religion, or cultural belief.… Continue Reading “THE BIRTH OF HATE: WHY?”
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