Olivia_Yearns
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Hi there, Marquis. How is what you are doing 'enslavement'? Seems more like how to seduce women to me.Marquis said:I'm back in case anyone has any more questions.
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Hi there, Marquis. How is what you are doing 'enslavement'? Seems more like how to seduce women to me.Marquis said:I'm back in case anyone has any more questions.
Olivia_Yearns said:Hi there, Marquis. How is what you are doing 'enslavement'? Seems more like how to seduce women to me.
stirbird said:...People deny this one to the hilt, too, but there is something to the idea that in ordinary sexual relationships, including fellatio, almost all hetero males feel dominant and agressive and imagine their female partners as submissive....
You are fascinated with objectification. I think it is common for those of us who have experienced women as powerful and intimidating to want to take away their power and experience them as objects under our control. You're incredibly proud of your ability to do this. As you said, that's an understandable response to the feelings of loss and rejection.Marqis said:I basically sought to further their thoughts to what I consider to be their logical extreme. Rather than just focus on attracting women, I added the element of setting and reaching certain goals, and used my personal experience and background as a guide.
Olivia_Yearns said:You are fascinated with objectification. I think it is common for those of us who have experienced women as powerful and intimidating to want to take away their power and experience them as objects under our control. You're incredibly proud of your ability to do this. As you said, that's an understandable response to the feelings of loss and rejection.
Yes you have, and you're not done adapting yet.Marquis said:Yes, I think you're right. I do suppose that if certain things had been different in my life, I wouldn't have this need, but as it is I do have this need and I have adapted well.
Olivia_Yearns said:Yes you have, and you're not done adapting yet.
Olivia_Yearns said:Aggression is an aspect of sex in men and women. To me, that's obvious, and a non-issue.
What is it that you find unappealing? I bet there are plenty of things you find unappealing, and they're probably not that different than what I find unappealing.Marquis said:What is it about the strategy that you find unappealing?
I think I stated quite clearly in my post that I wasn't offering any major life answers, just a mental framework which will maximize your sexual potential.
The strategy works. I have plenty of empirical evidence.
Malachi said:What is it that you find unappealing? I bet there are plenty of things you find unappealing, and they're probably not that different than what I find unappealing.
I don't remember the part where you downplayed the significance of what you had to say. Surely it's worth mentioning that it doesn't all come down to sex. Surely it's worth mentioning that "maximizing one's sexual potential" is not a matter of counting partners or their level of obedience. You ask a lot of questions: "Wouldn't you like [x]? Wouldn't you like [y]?" To answer yes is not to admit that those things are worth pursuing at all costs. What is the value of "respect" or admiration from those you consider worthless? Do you somehow imagine you are degrading yourself less than the women whose mouths you fuck--whose cunts you won't touch? Do you pretend it's possible to place yourself above the other creatures with whom you spend your time?
Marquis said:I don't consider anyone worthless, I just assess value realistically. Every human is a worthwhile creature in the eyes of God, but in my limited reality I base the worth of people on what they can do for me. I think we all do this, why not see it for what it is?
Leverage said:Real talk. Not necessarily what one might consider morally correct but real talk nonetheless.
Marquis said:Was it not Lucifer's cardinal sin to covet the role of God?
Leverage said:Ethical approach can be determined by situational circumstances...so says the "bearer of light."
Marquis said:I don't understand.
i'd disagree with your morality comment here. M's views often seem to fall well within the bounds of aristotelian morality (particularly aristotle's nichomachean ethics), rather than the kantian ethics that tend to be a more prevalent school of thought these days. that doesn't make him morally "incorrect" but simply a student of a different mode of thought.Leverage said:Real talk. Not necessarily what one might consider morally correct but real talk nonetheless.
Hester said:i'd disagree with your morality comment here. M's views often seem to fall well within the bounds of aristotelian morality (particularly aristotle's nichomachean ethics), rather than the kantian ethics that tend to be a more prevalent school of thought these days. that doesn't make him morally "incorrect" but simply a student of a different mode of thought.
fuck, i don't have the time to really write this up, but basically if you distill kantian ethics to what has almost become a kantian cliche (the categorical imperative; formulation the second)---actions must be ends in themselves and not means to ends---you'd have a hard time justifying many of your thoughts as "ethical" (although i'm sure you could do it if you wanted to).Marquis said:Interesting you should say that, how do you mean?
I am familiar with both works.