Back to AtD. Transcending negative sexual interpersonal emotions?

[Paul Mackin]

On 5/28/2012 7:47 AM, Mark Kohut wrote:
> Overcoming oneself (akin to Nietzsche's notion)...
> Is one of the major meanings of the Reef-Cyprian-Yashmeen threesome a
> way to show the overcoming of certain 'unhealthy' Western emotions around
> the notion of Love, Love in the Western World-like, adultery and all that?
> I offer TRP moving on p. 892 back to Ruperta Chirpingdon-Groin, a sexually
> adventurous woman who may even be indicted a little via her promiscuity?
> (word not
> in the text)--She gets it on with a lot of guys, see her name, most
> lovelessly....

Are the promiscuous guys being INDICTED also?  :-)

> and here on 892,Dally says of her, "The woman gets jealous of oatmeal,
> Hunter."
> jealousy seen here as some psychologists write of it, a feeling of
> insecurity over one's
> sexual or emotional possessions, not of real love?

In my humble opinion, one should never use the word 'real' to modify love.

When a man tells a woman (or anyone) that he loves her, it should be 
unqualified.

If he says I REALLY love you, she suspects he's holding something 
back--or that he is trying to coax her into something to which she might 
otherwise be unwilling to acquiesce.

Or, if she asks, do you love me, he'd better not say OF COURSE I do. She 
will know the truth.

P