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UTUSN

(72,313 posts) Fri Oct 11, 2024, 10:18 PM Oct 11

So what/if/finally love happens - ripens

in the ripens of time and unwieldy and not demanding expecting nothing sort of way

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So what/if/finally love happens - ripens (Original Post) UTUSN Oct 11 OP

There, I've said it, and said it to the love object, and what do genitals have to do with anything UTUSN Oct 11 #1

Julian of Norwich, I believe said Alice Kramden Oct 11 #2

Thanks for that UTUSN Oct 11 #3

Impossible UTUSN Oct 11 #4

it is good, enjoy? Kali Oct 11 #5

Rainer Maria Rilke explored the relationship between solitude, love, and creativity ... Donkees Oct 12 #6

UTUSN

(72,313 posts)

1. There, I've said it, and said it to the love object, and what do genitals have to do with anything

Reply to UTUSN (Original post)

Fri Oct 11, 2024, 10:25 PM

Oct 11

Alice Kramden

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2. Julian of Norwich, I believe said

Reply to UTUSN (Original post)

Fri Oct 11, 2024, 10:39 PM

Oct 11

"All will be well and all will be well, and all manner of things shall be well"

UTUSN

(72,313 posts)

3. Thanks for that

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Fri Oct 11, 2024, 10:50 PM

Oct 11

UTUSN

(72,313 posts)

4. Impossible

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Fri Oct 11, 2024, 11:31 PM

Oct 11

Kali

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5. it is good, enjoy?

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Fri Oct 11, 2024, 11:50 PM

Oct 11

that is what happens...

Donkees

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6. Rainer Maria Rilke explored the relationship between solitude, love, and creativity ...

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Sat Oct 12, 2024, 09:19 AM

Oct 12

To love is not about merging. It is a noble calling for the individual to ripen, to differentiate, to become a world in oneself in response to another. It is a great, immodest call that singles out a person and summons them beyond all boundaries. Only in this sense may we use the love that has been given us. This is humanity’s task, for which we are still barely ready.

[…]

This more human love (endlessly considerate and light and good and clear, consummated by holding close and letting go) will resemble that love that we so arduously prepare — the love that consists of two solitudes that protect, border, and greet each other.

https://www.themarginalian.org/2021/06/29/rilke-letters-to-a-young-poet-macy-barrows/

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