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4 days ago · And in those roles, desire isn't found within you but desire becomes you, but not in a positive way. You nurture your siblings, the men and boys around you but you are also a problem and as a child who is only just becoming, this is a lot to handle.
5 days ago · Understanding high sexual desire. There's not much research into why some women have higher sexual appetites than others, but Ms Nagoski says sexual response is the product of a balance between ...
1 day ago · Sigmund Freud is the subject of three major films or TV series, the first of which was 1962's Freud: The Secret Passion starring Montgomery Clift as Freud, directed by John Huston from a revision of a script by an uncredited Jean-Paul Sartre. The film is focused on Freud's early life from 1885 to 1890 and combines multiple case studies of Freud ...
5 days ago · On an energetic level desire is limited in its power to manifest due to the attachment(s) and thoughts of insecurity and fears we often have around the desire. While the universe is conspiring abundantly to create with us, we often keep throwing in “wrenches” with our sense of limitedness that block the full creation of our desires.
2 days ago · Ancient Greeks identified three main forms of love: friendship and/or platonic desire , sexual and/or romantic desire , and self-emptying or divine love . Modern authors have distinguished further varieties of romantic love.
2 days ago · Sure, they sometimes tell us that there is a distinction between what a character wants and what a character needs —a “need,” presumably, being a desire that is “more appropriate” or “deeper,” a desire the value of which the character must undergo much tribulation to discover.
1 day ago · Becoming wise involves the ardent pursuit of wisdom: “The beginning of wisdom is this: Get wisdom, and whatever else you get, get insight” (Prov. 4:7, NRSV). Here, the felt need for wisdom serves as the impetus for attaining it, and the key to finding wisdom is to desire it. This is why the teacher appeals to his students’ physical senses ...
