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The Beast and the Widow: Modern Summarization |
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1. Both men and women are taught to loathe themselves through the use of insecurity. This insecurity is specifically implemented through the use of sex - a lack of it is a detractor to both men and women.
2. Compensation of this insecurity is implemented in a very specific manner: Men are heralded for being dominating and violent, and women are heralded for being submissive to the point of aggressiveness (or, aggressive submissiveness ('fuck the shit out of me')).
3. The exchange of male domination and female submissiveness is a vice, and carries with it the traits of all vices:
a) More is needed as time progresses to achieve the same satisfaction (more being more sex, or more aggressive sex)
b) After engaging in a vice both parties feel unsatisfied, somewhere. (this abstract dissatisfaction is a tell-tale sign of a vice)
c) A sense of self-loathing ensues the longer the vice is not fed (the desire to be sexually aggressive/submissive becomes overwhelming as sexless time progresses)
d) An individual who is addicted to this vice tends to feel very uncomfortable around people who are not, and tries tirelessly to associate to people who are also addicts. |
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