remuemenage

brace yourself for a critique of SG

I love the freedom of expression of the Girls - I'm all about girlpower

one of the reasons I took a long hiatus recently was due to the influx of very young (18 yr old) girls eager to get naked before a large crowd

there is a sense of girls who are not yet women and somewhat unsure of themselves rashly embracing their carnality - a "girls gone wild" sensibility without the obvious exploitation

I actively seek out the 25 to 30+ Girls who I have more in common with emotionally and spiritually. while I respect girlhood, I love womanity. most of the older Girls are presently inactive

in the end it isn't the Girls that brought me back - it was the company of good friends

I love the human body and am very comfortable in my own physicality and love to explore the infinite variation of how humanity is bodied forth into the world

Kierkegaard's challenge in his fascinating treatise "Either/Or" is that there is a question placed before all of us - to live a life of the carnal libertine casting ourselves headlong into our physicality and its joys, or to live a spiritual life of moral parsimoniousness and uprightness

the strict line drawn between the two choices is imaginary - we are all both carnal and spiritual to differing degrees

Kiekegaard was something of a pre-existentialist - attempting to outline a way of being in the world without the underpinnings of christian morality

SG leans toward the carnal though there is deep spirituality here as well - I think that though I love physicality, I am more soul then body

it is a pattern in my spirit as mysterious as the pattern of ivy growing along the bluebrick wall on Chestnut Street