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I am so hungry...

The video below isn't the full video...but if you can't see the video
above, you'll get a good sense viewing below.

The Things that Draw Us

Often I see people doing things that can be
harmful to them, and they know it is harmful,
and they do it any way.

Often the human dynamic seems to encourage it,
for the "thrill." Just like in this video clip.

The unconscious associations we make can
empower or "kill" us.

You can see clip (and whole episode) below

If you can't see above, try below

Hypnotic Pleasures

Come to Me...

Wisconsin on Sex Education

Wisconsin on Sex Ed
inspired this blog entry.

There was a time (granted gone for a while
now) that young girls were not only having
sex, they were having babies, and that was
"normal."

One has to wonder if it "worked," or if it
was just what was. How did it get to be
that age 18 was appropriate? Who decided
that, and why? If anyone knows the history
of this, I would be curious to know.

I bring this up because how we define our
culture is how our culture interacts with
us. I would suggest that the mental
attitudes of adults everywhere are affecting
how the children of today become the adults
(ready or not) of tomorrow.

Just because we want to "ignore" something,
doesn't mean that it doesn't exist. To
raise the topic (and or the conversation)
does perhaps make it more available to those
it is raised to. However, how many kids out
of curiosity already do the types of things
that adults might fear/have concerns about?

Wouldn't guided curiosity be better than
unguided? I realize it is a loaded
conversation, like many societal conversations
are, but perhaps we should consider
interacting with things as they are, and not
as we judge them to be. If adults would
refrain from using their judgments of things
as a way to attempt to control them, then
children may be more likely to take things
in stride, and without a charge that
some might feel inappropriate.

There is a place for judgment. It can show
one the consequences of one's actions prior
to taking an action. To use it as a means
of dissuading an action I would suspect is
not very powerful and even, at times, quite
ineffective.

Complex topic. Hard to cover in just a few
words. As with anything, I think conversation
and communication are key, and a place to
start. With them, anything is possible.
Without them, very few things are.

Your thoughts?

(Edit: 4/9 more on the topic)

Is there a suggestion you enjoy the most, Isis?

This is a question that I have been asked, and it is
not so easy to answer "universally."

Each person's interpretation of a trigger is different.
Some respond differently/stronger than others.

I enjoy the response of another, and for that reason
which suggestion I enjoy most may vary from person to
person.

Do you have a question for me about erotic hypnosis?
about me? Is there something you'd like to know?

Just ask.

My Own

"Your name makes no matter to me
so long as I can call you my own."
- from a Knight's Tale

That line struck me.

What about you?