Kimveri
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Joined: 7/14/2007 From: Vegas Status: offline
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Hello, Xian, quote:
ORIGINAL: XaviersXian Give me time, and I'll find exactly the place I'm meant to be in, both around here, and in life in general *grins*. I am not one to hesitate to act when I find something that feels right to me!. That's excellent, however....keep in mind that what feels right for us (specifically women, but all humans generally) can grow into less-than-'right' as we ourselves grow, change & take on new challenges, adversities & responsibilities. Humans are genetically predisposed to all sorts of behaviors. This was a recurring theme of Norman's & something we tend to rarely discuss, except where it involves the possibility of seeing tits! (winks at Ron & Un) One of the ways we grow involves the journey from newly mated couple, high on our lust-induced dopamine flood in the brain, to the calmer, more responsible pair-bonded couple whose focus has extended to include a future beyond their own -- their offspring. These situations cause chemical changes in our bodies & hence in our behaviors, priorities & desires. Ignoring those changes in the hopes of maintaining the status quo in our personal mindset, self-identity or the relationship dynamics with which we are comfortable can lead to all the neuroses Norman railed about in the novels. Supressing ourselves, our gentically selected-for-success behaviors, is never healthy. We need to embrace the growth that comes with time, experience & the accumulation of wisdom. Tradition & comfort have their place & their value, but never at the cost of our own truths, as individuals or as a species. You will find many places in the span of a full life that "feel right" for you. When they no longer feel so, don't fret too much, & never regret. Move forward & find the next place that feels right. And...remember something I heard a wise Gorean woman say long ago.... The journey is more important than the destination. Well wishes! ~Kimveri
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