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It seems we live in a modern world where technologies and sciences are turning our childhood dreams into realities. Everything comes to you at the touch of a button and we're loving every minute of it.
So why is it that people are still acting like we are in the 50s when it comes to sex, love and relationships?
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The infamous resurgence of the victorian values amongst the middle classes, i.e. marriage for the convenience of raising children together, investing into property or materialistic ventures is becoming embarrassing to our generations.
I mean who do you know is really trying to find an alternative lifestyle, a different way of uniting sensuality, communication and pleasure? Closer to what their inner voice is telling them, more genuine and natural than what society finds respectable?
Why is everyone following the same boring mould?
How hypocritical of us all.
So are you a free woman, one that wants to choose her life and welcome into it whoever she might feel? Even if it means feeling the pains and tribulations that living implies.
Do you long for security and warmth, hoping that today will last forever?
Or have you forgotten what your childhood dreams were all about because the reality of your life seems to have left that bitterness on your edges?
If you have try and reading this, it's explosively refreshing
It seems we live in a modern world where technologies and sciences are turning our childhood dreams into realities. Everything comes to you at the touch of a button and we're loving every minute of it.
So why is it that people are still acting like we are in the 50s when it comes to sex, love and relationships?
Here is a few tips if you fancy finding out
The infamous resurgence of the victorian values amongst the middle classes, i.e. marriage for the convenience of raising children together, investing into property or materialistic ventures is becoming embarrassing to our generations.
I mean who do you know is really trying to find an alternative lifestyle, a different way of uniting sensuality, communication and pleasure? Closer to what their inner voice is telling them, more genuine and natural than what society finds respectable?
Why is everyone following the same boring mould?
How hypocritical of us all.
So are you a free woman, one that wants to choose her life and welcome into it whoever she might feel? Even if it means feeling the pains and tribulations that living implies.
Do you long for security and warmth, hoping that today will last forever?
Or have you forgotten what your childhood dreams were all about because the reality of your life seems to have left that bitterness on your edges?
Has anybody seen Gedo Senki?
One of the latest Ghibli studios film directed by Hayao's Myazaki's son Goro?
I went to the Barbican (in London, where us lot get all the films like 2 million years after everyone else...snif snif) to watch it for the 2nd time last night, and to hear Helen McCarthy comments about it.
Online Ghibli link
Wiki link
Barbican link
This time round i found many more flows in the films, and the layers of cultural insights and references to some extended research McCarthy must have undertook, deeply helped to expand my opinions about the film.
I didnt like it more or less than before, but i appreciated it for different reasons (i.e: the gorgeous Ghibli backgrounds almost did not fit anymore, i felt as if Hayao had directed the 1st half and his son took over for the 2nd...It also seemed to me that Hayao was very clumsy when he tried to "copy" his dad's moral values (the farming happy lifestyle bit, the need for a balance concept)
When however his own style seemed more stretched towards darker, grimmer, more disturbed and horror like ideas, i loved his dragons fight, and the neurotic spooky bits where Arren wanders scared of his soul....
Anyway the Ghibli standards are not meant for me.
But i appreciate that for once we hear and see about drugs, depression, neurotic children missing overworked and distant father figures (a massive problem that has changed the face of family life in Japan for decades and with which consequences are only being dealt with now.) I mean the heavily high suicide rate amongst teenagers Japan reached in the 90s has led to major rethinking of educational values, and work ethics with the younger culture....
So Goro is trying to break the censorship usually surrounding "negative" issues in Japan..
i hope he'll do more gory stuff next time!!!!
But what did you think of it? I'd love to hear some different opinions about it....Debate is open...your turn
Pour que les billets frais sortent avec aisance des distributeurs dans les murs, pour enlever la peur de la faim, de l'angoisse de manquer, de ne pas pouvoir payer les dus a temps, en temps et en heure.
Alors je trahis mon coeur qui a envie de danser et chanter dans un pays ou le soleil, ses couleurs et la chaleur ne se couchent jamais.
Je ne suis pas heureuse
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September 28th 2007 22:37
Is it true that everyday has its fair share of evil?
Doesn't evil lie just as beauty, in the eye of the beholder
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September 25th 2007 20:43
Is it strikingly stupid or just coming from an ill-informed being to tag anything these days as "Underground"?
Hopefully it is just a provocation to the globally spreadable
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So here we are again, sitting in front of our screens hey?
Piling the pounds whilst living the virtual life instead of "really" acting, physically living?
Well, I welcome you to my reality my friends and here is something that might help you organize your online time better. It is called
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This amazing creative platform sent to us by technology. The Web. What are the latest "addictions", discoveries, rumours, crazes
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Comment by Sandra
on What kind of a woman are You?
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I hope you'll still have the same spirit in 20 years time!!!
Take care of yourself.
xxx
Thanks Katyzzz
I always enjoy a little debate!
There might not be any written rules, but they're there allright. Like let's say the one that judges a single mother that sleeps around for instance...no rules, but she'll still be "foolish" in the eyes of lots of layers in society...Why? Who says that behavior is of lesser morale than the mother of three that hasn't had an orgasm in 10 years?
In what you say for instance: Women needing Men or "inducing them to hang around"...where does this idea come from? Isn't it an unspoken rule?
Let them Fuck off if that's what they want.
Who says we need them?
If you can sustain yourself economically, have some form of education and the spirit to better yourself and your condition, why would you need anybody else than friends?
Somebody unwilling to be there will be the opposite of a good example, or influence on anybody, let alone a growing child.
To me inducing anyone (women or men) to stay by me for the sake of stability (children are far more adaptable than adults) would not only wreck my life (which remains my 1st and foremost responsability) but my children happiness too!!!
Our conditionning is incrusted so deep, we think it's nature. But what do our guts tell us?