"Move on to what?"
Well, you certainly do not have to move on anywhere if you do not want to
do it. I reckon that I must be speaking for myself. Just that I get
bogged down by academic discussions because I am somewhat ignorant and
because I do like to move through material in such a way that it mentally
takes me somewhere; into the worlds within worlds that are the
scaffolds and underpinnings of the human mind.
Neitzsche's writing provokes me into this and it is my pleasure to delve
into the world of my own imagination that carries me down to what seems
like lower realms; to where I can find my own will to power or what I
call resolve.
I consider that I am at a mental impasse now but on the verge of breaking
through to something else. I finished the writing of one book and have a
good start on another.
Creation is what is important to me and, from reading Nietzsche, I have
discerned that this is what was also important to him. To me, creation
is the ultimate introspection and discovery.
I am not equipped to argue what, to me, seems incidental.
Forgive me.
Faizi
PS--Funny, ain't it, how none of this has anything to do with lesbians
talking about sex?
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