Many posters have articulated that females are victims of men, in this thread, who have been forced by men's sexual objectification into a degrading occupation. It would seem that you're protesting against their view, rather than mine.dejavu wrote:Kelly, you moralistic old stick, an excellent human quality is that while people often don't know how to regard others in praise of their natures, they are quite prepared to help eachother unconditionally. Your sexualization of consciousness is morose enough without what you are idiotically trying to articulate here.Yet when it comes to females, people seem always ready to regard them as victims, rather than responsible adults who are culpable for making bad choices in life.
Your sense of humour is too superficial: it doesn't truly break the shell of a firm abstraction, but just keeps everything vague. That's weak.dejavu: O you poor little strap-on bachelor! Does love have you so prostrate before it that your "functionality" is rendered null?But probably the worst kind of prostitution to encourage is love, because it affects the mind so dramatically and lastingly.
Perhaps you have intellectualized it to the point of imagining your "autonomy" at peril under the necessary chaos of its conditions. Weak. In my experience, truly intellectual women always have their reservations about love, but their courage for it is not diminished on that account. You're much too religious for your intellect to shed its own light on the subject.
The evils of 'attachment', the furies themselves, they'll tear you apart you meek creature! You boast of a deep sense of humour. Where is it? Where's your heart?
I actually don't think you're capable of articulating why philosophy is not hiindered by attachment. You're too easily distracted. You need to debate this with me in The Crucible, to bring some substance to your argument. Think you can manage that?
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