The Perfect Woman?

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Alex Jacob wrote:Hi Jason, we were already having this conversation a month ago but you never kept up with it. I have NO sex-phobias, my brother, but if you like getting fucked in the ass that's cool with me, but as you know I am 'opposed' to prostitution, a culture of irresponsible sexuality, or more accurately a culture that takes sex out of the context of relationship and relatedness (and affection, etc). I believe that all human values, especially these sorts of values, are taught and learned and that we have to be careful what we expose ourselves to, what we start to un-learn, and also be a ware of underlying dysfunction that will incline us to 'perversions' and excesses in sexual expression. I completely understand that I have no power (and no interest) to convince anyone else of my values and decisions, nevertheless I think I could make a very good expository case to defend what I think, which is all I was and am trying to do. There is a reason why the sexual appetite is focalized, and why there are 'controls' applied to it, and why these values are connected to our 'spirituality'. The unfettering of sexuality, I submit, is sort of abstractly desirable, and defensible, but it turns out that we humans seem to need cultural brakes, and ethical controls on the way we engage in sex. That has been my observation as I see sexual license play out in the culture. I know this is not a very popular opinion, and goes against the popular appetite, but it is what I think.

Alex,

Over here you have a moral tone completely different from what you describe over on Worldly Matters: see Biden/Palin thread on page 6

Which is it Alex?

You write above here: "That has been my observation as I see sexual license play out in the culture."

Yet, over on Worldly Matters (Biden/Palin thread): You describe a married couple, Todd & Sarah Palin, on their sexual moves..

You are a hypocrite..



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I just spend half my night fending off a woman who is 40+ wanting to fuck the hell out of me.

I still hold out for a woman my age and not a complete and total tool.


Humanity has yet to deliver that into my field of view or scope.


Must be that I am American and that is getting a little difficult to find these days.

Not looking for a baby factory or some kind of kinky or deranged relationship but a freaking scientist of a woman.

Not just an irrational slightly pre-over sexed woman but one that has a fantastic brain on her shoulders with half as much a body to match and some ideas to make shit work.


I must be weakly holding out for the one in one million type of life partner and hence exercising ideals in futility.


Btw I do believe that humanity even in the face of overwhelming technological pressure should not abandon full or partial human form right away.


We seem to have much to gain from mastering our current form in a healthy manner.

If the artilects or quantum processors say otherwise who is to argue any other point.

But I loath the idea that we all lose out on our form unless we would miss some kind of deadline by not changing.

Life is pretty god damned swell in the shape it is in now and with most pressure gone it would be a slice of heaven until we were ready to make the big changes.


Death could not come soon enough.


Ok so I had a few....but really what the piss...are we that intrinsically flawed that we cannot philisophically enjoy what our ancestors have worked so hard for at least for a few thousand more years like hitting the snooze button for a taste of that beautiful dream.
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Tek0,
I must be weakly holding out for the one in one million type of life partner and hence exercising ideals in futility.
If your odds are that bad, and you are still holding out, you must be extremely young.

My odds are just as bad, and I stopped looking / hoping for a life partner over a decade ago. Save yourself a lot of suffering and stop early.
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Alex Jacob wrote:Hi Jason, we were already having this conversation a month ago but you never kept up with it. I have NO sex-phobias,
You initially said you'd punch a woman in the face if she asked for anal sex. Anyway, I consider the vast majority of people to be sex-phobic, you're certainly no exception.
Alex Jacob wrote:my brother, but if you like getting fucked in the ass that's cool with me,
I've used anal toys, and they're ok, they can add some novel stimulation. You've never even experimented? You came to this forum representing yourself as the open-minded, non-dogmatic, whimsical free-spirit. A contrast against the types of posters you thought dominated the forum, and a contrast which you seemed to delight in and play up. But you've morphed into something that's closer to the polar opposite. Funny that. You rarely if ever even break out into those poetic flourishes anymore. Now you've gotten into partisan politics, and you're looking more and more like a banal christian. Seems like it was all a front. Seems like maybe it was all just an attempt at seducing the dry atheistic logic-types into faith and theism.
Alex Jacob wrote:but as you know I am 'opposed' to prostitution, a culture of irresponsible sexuality, or more accurately a culture that takes sex out of the context of relationship and relatedness (and affection, etc).
I don't see it as an either-or situation. I don't want to entirely oust relationships from sex, but I think it should be an available option, and I think the proposition makes sense.
Alex Jacob wrote:I believe that all human values, especially these sorts of values, are taught and learned and that we have to be careful what we expose ourselves to, what we start to un-learn, and also be a ware of underlying dysfunction that will incline us to 'perversions' and excesses in sexual expression. I completely understand that I have no power (and no interest) to convince anyone else of my values and decisions, nevertheless I think I could make a very good expository case to defend what I think, which is all I was and am trying to do.


I thought you made a few ok points, nothing fantastic though. By all means continue if you've got something more.
Alex Jacob wrote:There is a reason why the sexual appetite is focalized, and why there are 'controls' applied to it, and why these values are connected to our 'spirituality'. The unfettering of sexuality, I submit, is sort of abstractly desirable, and defensible, but it turns out that we humans seem to need cultural brakes, and ethical controls on the way we engage in sex. That has been my observation as I see sexual license play out in the culture. I know this is not a very popular opinion, and goes against the popular appetite, but it is what I think.
I don't think you really know my positions on sex. I actually consider modern Western cultures to be very sex-phobic and schizophrenic toward sex. I certainly wouldn't hold them up as great examples of sexual health. If we take a look at mainstream porn, for example, yes they are having sex in every position under the sun for all to see, but even a cursory glance reveals almost universal use of terms like "sluts" "naughty" "filthy" "bitches" "nasty" to refer to the acts and participants. It's all still so very confused and conflicted.
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Jason wrote:

"You initially said you'd punch a woman in the face if she asked for anal sex. Anyway, I consider the vast majority of people to be sex-phobic, you're certainly no exception."

Don't take things too too literally. If I said that, what I mean is that I think people need to be shocked out of an over-permissiveness that we are all susceptible to these days. You for me right now, and in this conversation, are that person, and you should also remember that you are the one who presented 'a text' to me that you felt represented our polarity of opinions in respect to this subject. That 'text' was the movie 'Sirens'. I don't think you were aware of it, but at least superficially the movie traces the way that 'the popular body' rebelled against sexual mores that had been established through the influence of Pauline Christianity. There was a time, and with very good reasons, that early Christianity fought a battle against sexual license. A stupid and juvenile argument would be to see this as uptight priests invading the innocent gardens where pagans frolicked engaging in their harmless and naughty pleasures, and laying on them some terrible repressive trip, yet when one understands things better one recognizes that the reining-in of brutal and thoughtless passions has been a necessary step in constructing what we now understand as 'civilization'. I am not just inventing this for you, I am not just pulling this out of my ass (no pun intended), these are sort of the facts of the case, and many people are aware of the struggle against paganism and the way that unruly populations are 'house-trained' if you want to see it like that.

So, referring again to the 'text' you presented me, that is to say the story presented in the movie itself, what do we see there? It is as transparent as anything. It is the priest and his 'backward' views who is to be seduced----by what? By the carnal appetites of a group of lower-class women and their 'raw' appetites which are tarted-up to be something they really are not. The artists, the painter himself---the author of all this novelty---remains oddly aloof from all the goings-on under his roof. He walks in the moonlight and his eyes are always facing upward, and he never, himself, participates in the orgies that begin to unfold, nor does his wife. But the girls---and these girls really have access to some profound 'truths', don't they?---they are the agents through which the seduction takes place, and it works through 'all the known suspects'. It is all sort of polymorphous perverse, has orgiastic elements, had lesbian elements, and plays also on the old imagery (you can find these stories in A Thousand and One Nights) of the slave who is the sexual play-thing of the court women (the blind servant that one of these arty girls likes and wants to fuck but who instead fucks the priest's wife).

Ho-hum, Jason, for you this is something cutting edge I suppose but from my perspective it is common place and merely vulgar.

So, what I am noting---and it is something I have lived through Jason, is the way that 'seduction' functions. Seductions on a cultural level are incremental, a small step at a time, and before you know it 'corruption' has infected the whole body. I am only referring to sexual seductions, sensual seduction, but the fact is that it is really far wider than that, but that is another part of the conversation. These sorts of seductions begin on the mental plane, and they require a cogent argument in pro of the pleasure so to disarm the person, so that argument has to be discovered and formed. It is also necessary that someone see another succumb to seduction since we are social beings and our behavior is influenced tremendously by what our peers do, and what our elders do. The mental work has to be done first, but once its done all the physical aspect is then ushered in.

The ramifications of this whole process which goes far beyond the sensual, is simply enormous.

"You've never even experimented? You came to this forum representing yourself as the open-minded, non-dogmatic, whimsical free-spirit. A contrast against the types of posters you thought dominated the forum, and a contrast which you seemed to delight in and play up. But you've morphed into something that's closer to the polar opposite. Funny that. You rarely if ever even break out into those poetic flourishes anymore. Now you've gotten into partisan politics, and you're looking more and more like a banal christian."

I came to this forum with a clear statement that I was essentially a religious person who was interested in defending the good reasons for a religious structure, and I have been attempting to define what I mean by 'religious' and 'spiritual' all throughout the course of my writing here. I only do this for my own sake, to work out and clarify my own ideas, and only because knowledge is power, as they say. The first element in seduction is that you cut people off from the wellspring of knowledge, of what it is possible to know. When you have them in an ignorant state, and when you remain the clever manipulator, you can then do with them what you want. You run circles around them, you ties them up in knots, you untie them from one position so to tie them up in another and tell them that's 'freedom'. They have no defense against you. You are a bright boy with a good mind, surely you can see some of the ramifications of this, see where it goes without it having to be spelled out to you, down to the finest detail?

Whether you define me as 'conservative' or as a 'whimsical free-spirit' is of very little concern to me, the real question, the far more relevant question is: What and who in the fuck are you? And what do you participate in, knowingly or ignorantly? I don't provide an answer, it is the question that is the only relevant thing. I haven't 'morphed' into anything, I am the same person I was then, it is just that this list itself has enabled me to make some substantial strides in defining what I think, or better, some possibilities to be considered.

What I have discovered, Jason, and do not have hardly a sliver of regret in saying it, is that what we refer to as 'Christianity', at a sort of inner, sub-atomic mantric level, is one of the most potent things going, and a certain spiritual power, which seemed to stem from the utterances of one individual, have literally moved the world like the Archimedean Lever. Should I care that you likely do not have the receptors to even understand what I wish I could communicate to you about this? Because I know that you have been programmed (I surmise) to block it out, as have many on this list, as have many people in the world. What we refer to as 'Christianity' is a series of bad caricatures, that is performed by very bad actors. But the core values---that which moves through time and space and had substantially moulded our world (it is not over yet)---are very real and worthy of every defense.

This standpoint, this knowledge, is a new point for me, because I never paid much attention to 'Christianity'.

But some kid who likes to put vibrating butt plugs up his ass and strut around the naughty one---how could one even get through to him? (unless one was, himself, a vibrating butt-plug?)

;-)

Some people here, I think, leave all the best potential conversations un-conversed. And it them becomes about ridiculous minutiae that only some forlorn masturbator could care about, could even muster the energy to care about.
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Alex Jacob wrote:
Jason wrote:You initially said you'd punch a woman in the face if she asked for anal sex. Anyway, I consider the vast majority of people to be sex-phobic, you're certainly no exception.
Don't take things too too literally.
I'll take things less less literally then. Don't worry I know you don't like mixing personal and philosophical, it's all compartmentalization and stage show for you.
Alex Jacob wrote:If I said that, what I mean is that I think people need to be shocked out of an over-permissiveness that we are all susceptible to these days. You for me right now, and in this conversation, are that person,
So fucken shock me already! Around the nipples would be nice. Did I ever tell you about the time I had a TENS machine and went for a bicycle ride through the park on a beautiful sunny day with the electrodes stuck to my....don't worry.
Alex Jacob wrote:and you should also remember that you are the one who presented 'a text' to me that you felt represented our polarity of opinions in respect to this subject.
Oh no ya don't. You're obsessed with "texts" and "narratives" and "myths" and "stories" blah blah. Guess what? I'm not. I didn't "present" it to you as anything more than one of my favourite movies that shallowly explores some similar themes to our discussion and was really quite tenuously linked.
Alex Jacob wrote:That 'text' was the movie 'Sirens'. I don't think you were aware of it, but at least superficially the movie traces the way that 'the popular body' rebelled against sexual mores that had been established through the influence of Pauline Christianity. There was a time, and with very good reasons, that early Christianity fought a battle against sexual license. A stupid and juvenile argument would be to see this as uptight priests invading the innocent gardens where pagans frolicked engaging in their harmless and naughty pleasures, and laying on them some terrible repressive trip, yet when one understands things better one recognizes that the reining-in of brutal and thoughtless passions has been a necessary step in constructing what we now understand as 'civilization'.
Good thing I'm not making that argument then.
Alex Jacob wrote:I am not just inventing this for you, I am not just pulling this out of my ass (no pun intended), these are sort of the facts of the case, and many people are aware of the struggle against paganism and the way that unruly populations are 'house-trained' if you want to see it like that.
Christianity is an irrational and abusive pet owner if you want to see it like that.
Alex Jacob wrote:So, referring again to the 'text' you presented me, that is to say the story presented in the movie itself, what do we see there? It is as transparent as anything. It is the priest and his 'backward' views who is to be seduced----by what? By the carnal appetites of a group of lower-class women and their 'raw' appetites which are tarted-up to be something they really are not. The artists, the painter himself---the author of all this novelty---remains oddly aloof from all the goings-on under his roof. He walks in the moonlight and his eyes are always facing upward, and he never, himself, participates in the orgies that begin to unfold, nor does his wife. But the girls---and these girls really have access to some profound 'truths', don't they?---they are the agents through which the seduction takes place, and it works through 'all the known suspects'. It is all sort of polymorphous perverse, has orgiastic elements, had lesbian elements, and plays also on the old imagery (you can find these stories in A Thousand and One Nights) of the slave who is the sexual play-thing of the court women (the blind servant that one of these arty girls likes and wants to fuck but who instead fucks the priest's wife).
Dumbarse, I was never attempting to use Sirens as some perfect illustration of a sexual utopia.
Alex Jacob wrote:Ho-hum, Jason, for you this is something cutting edge I suppose but from my perspective it is common place and merely vulgar.
I'll vulgar all over you if you're not careful.
Alex Jacob wrote:So, what I am noting---and it is something I have lived through Jason, is the way that 'seduction' functions. Seductions on a cultural level are incremental, a small step at a time, and before you know it 'corruption' has infected the whole body.
Just like Christianity.
Alex Jacob wrote:I am only referring to sexual seductions, sensual seduction, but the fact is that it is really far wider than that, but that is another part of the conversation. These sorts of seductions begin on the mental plane, and they require a cogent argument in pro of the pleasure so to disarm the person, so that argument has to be discovered and formed. It is also necessary that someone see another succumb to seduction since we are social beings and our behavior is influenced tremendously by what our peers do, and what our elders do. The mental work has to be done first, but once its done all the physical aspect is then ushered in.
I once saw a documentary about a Papuan tribe that was converted to Christianity. Material goods(and the promise of more material goods) from the missionaries seemed to be a big draw for the convertees. There was one tribe member who refused to convert. He was skeptical, questioning, a savage philosopher of sorts. He was outcast and isolated until he relented. It was quite sad.
Alex Jacob wrote:The ramifications of this whole process which goes far beyond the sensual, is simply enormous.
Sex is a physical act. It's genitals rubbing together(and maybe mouths etc depending on your definition.) Possums, peacocks, pigeons and prairie dogs do it, not just people. A large part of it seems innate. Let's start simple, just tell me how, why and for what reason any other stuff(spirituality, morality, relationships etc) is and/or must be overlayed on the basic physical act. Challenge yourself - see if you can manage more than vague allusions to even vaguer grand historical narratives and currents that you ironically claim to have boiled down to their essences.
Alex Jacob wrote:The first element in seduction is that you cut people off from the wellspring of knowledge, of what it is possible to know. When you have them in an ignorant state, and when you remain the clever manipulator, you can then do with them what you want.
Sounds just like the enforced ignorance of sex that has been a hallmark of Christianity and the manipulation it thus allowed.
Alex Jacob wrote:Whether you define me as 'conservative' or as a 'whimsical free-spirit' is of very little concern to me, the real question, the far more relevant question is: What and who in the fuck are you? And what do you participate in, knowingly or ignorantly? I don't provide an answer, it is the question that is the only relevant thing. I haven't 'morphed' into anything, I am the same person I was then, it is just that this list itself has enabled me to make some substantial strides in defining what I think, or better, some possibilities to be considered.
The character you manufacture for GF appearances has changed.
Alex Jacob wrote:What I have discovered, Jason, and do not have hardly a sliver of regret in saying it, is that what we refer to as 'Christianity', at a sort of inner, sub-atomic mantric level, is one of the most potent things going, and a certain spiritual power, which seemed to stem from the utterances of one individual, have literally moved the world like the Archimedean Lever. Should I care that you likely do not have the receptors to even understand what I wish I could communicate to you about this? Because I know that you have been programmed (I surmise) to block it out, as have many on this list, as have many people in the world. What we refer to as 'Christianity' is a series of bad caricatures, that is performed by very bad actors. But the core values---that which moves through time and space and had substantially moulded our world (it is not over yet)---are very real and worthy of every defense.
Tell me, did Christ ever say anything about anal sex? What would Jesus do?
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You didn't have to go and bring prarie-dogs into this, did you?

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You gonna give me a proper response Alex?
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Jason, there is very little in your post to respond to. The tactic of taking a post and cutting it up with un-thought-out opinions, is a bad one for this sort of interchange.

The way I see things, you have not really thought through much of this. All you do is seem to react in a very predictable way to the crumbs of genius I toss down...
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