Tuesday, February 5, 2013
I was asked to share my thoughts on dating, but I think the topic also includes love, life, sex, and death, and a plethora of other topics that float up from my lower innards during the course of a day. I think we all exist like this. So in essence, this blog is about, connection - the need for all of us primates to examine and share what makes us the same and different...
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Connection, I like that. Monkkey, it's a journey worth making. It is always such a perplexing one. Nobody ever has all the jig-saw pieces, indeed there is more than one puzzle and you need some of the pieces for all of them. Life isn't an RPG, that would be way too simple. It is a complex of interconnections and mismatches and I'd love to have your take on it,
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RPG... Report Program Generator .... Rocket Propelled Grenade Launcher... Role Playing Game... I have a cousin, and forgive me for saying this, but one who's a simple-minded fool, who wished to create a self-help application that could diagnose people's psychological afflictions. I guess there'd be some kind of User Interface to input data, and once you did, the logic would kick-in, and spit out a remedy. From my p.o.v, it was a simple tool for a simple person. For one thing, this human machine is complex, especially the brain. Psychology, and more specifically, Medicine is just at the beginning stages of mapping the ways of that organ. That being said, there are no simple answers. Life and Love is a series of trials and errors with either good luck or misfortune thrown in. It's a crap shoot. The more you play, the more chances you have of winning. Of course, any good gambler knows that in order to win the big pot, you have to lose a lot. As far as finding the right love - two choices: 1. Sit back, and do nothing, perhaps it will find you - the odds are against that. 2. In some regularity, pursue it, and hope for the best. I think that's all you can do. If you are of a religious nature, pray...
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