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The Weakness That Keeps on Blessing
The vagaries of DNA and life experiences leave us with an array of weaknesses and advantages. For the latter, we tend to run in two extremes. We either exult in our superiority, as if no other person can match it, … Continue reading
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Tagged intellect, psychology, writing
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Fantasies of Equality
The mere fact a woman can be raped proves they are not, and cannot be equal. Anyone who is surprised military females are raped and silenced suffers even more fantasies, because this is utterly typical of how male troops act. … Continue reading
Historical Note: Women and Lust
It’s funny how people read their own cultural mythology back into history. The Old Testament offers sufficient notice women are turned on by studly guys. Hebrew writers also recognized it wasn’t so much a man’s physical qualities as the power … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged culture, marriage, psychology
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"Pinch Me" Finished
Because of the juggling between blogging services, I’ve decided to post the entire story. You can find it here (site is gone).
My Last KDE Rant
This is the last time I’ll address this issue, because everyone knows the KDE developers and fans aren’t going to listen anyway. However, I’m pretty sure what follows is the sentiments shared by everyone the developers and fans are trying … Continue reading
Word to Women: Get Used to It
Women can wish all they want, and demand as much as they care, but they cannot change human nature. Men are hardwired to check out your appearance and rate your sex appeal. Whether speaking to your or not, this is … Continue reading
Popular Already: March 2012
An awful lot of stuff is being promised for next month. Not even in sight yet, and already March is very popular with an awful lot of folks. You got Half-Past Human promising foreboding events that month. There’s the promise … Continue reading