SylvereApLeanan
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Joined: 11/1/2007 From: Hell Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: OrionTheWolf It's impractical for my life. How so? Greetings, Orion. I believe I've covered the answer to this question elsewhere. If you still wish further clarification, I'll attempt to provide it. quote:
So you are saying you are a product of the sexual revolution, which is what Lange is pointing out. You admit you are a product of society, which is learned behavior, which is also what Lange is pointing out. It seems you are admitting to points that support what the series is pointing out. I think you've misunderstood me. I am saying that I am both a product of society as well as nature. As are we all. I don't fight against my nature, as free women in the Gor novels do, in order to supress my femininity and assert my dominance. I am saying that the extreme dichotomy between societal freedom and freedom to be natural, as presented in the books, is not realistic. In my case, my dominance is part of my nature so there is no struggle. quote:
I believe you are confusing Gorean Custom, with Gorean Morality. Especially since you RPed a Gorean, you have been immersed in the customs, but have you ever seriously explored the combination of philosophies, that drive the story? Live well, Orion As I stated elsewhere, I don't believe it's possible to separate Gorean morality from Gorean custom. Particularly since Goreans pride themselves on living in a society that bases its customs on its value system, which is, in turn, based on the natural order as they perceive it. If by "seriously exploring the combination of philosophies" you mean "have I lived 24/7 as a Gorean" then the answer is negative. If you mean to ask if I've read the books, considered them carefully enough to develop an appreciation and respect for them while, ultimately, deciding that living full-time in such a manner is not the right choice for me, then I can safely answer "yes."
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