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Category Archives: Philosophy
Porn is Boring
Maybe I am getting old. Maybe I have seen too much. Maybe it is a combination of both. Maybe it is something else, but lately I am finding that porn is boring. It could also be that there is so … Continue reading
How Often?
How often do you find yourself reaching to send a message, but pull back. How often do you get as far as composing the message, only to drop it in the bitbucket, rather than send it. I am getting better. … Continue reading
Who Needs Sex?
Lately, I have been wondering about the answer to this question. As someone who writes about sex, I get very little. And honestly, I cannot say I am missing it too much. I have plenty of energy for other things. … Continue reading
Oh, Look, It’s March
March is the darkest, dreariest month of the year. It is the month of death and rebirth and only one of the reasons most people look forward to April. It is the season of stoms, both frozen precipitation as well … Continue reading
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Shades of Erotic Literature
A friend of mine sent me this picture. It is not in the United States. That would be a stoning offense despite the fact the book is in piles at my local Costco. My first thought when I saw it … Continue reading
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The beginning is the most important part of the work.
We shall begin this blog with a quote from Plato, from his treaties, The Republic. Plato, Aristotle, Carlin, philosophers all, and each has had their impact on the world we live in today. Over the course of this blog, … Continue reading
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