tsatske
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Joined: 3/9/2007 From: Louisville, KY Status: offline
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I do understand what the OP meant, but I understand that thing about it that I think some are trying to say to her. We don't have good language for this (and many things) in English. There are moments where you feel things more intensely, they feel 'ultimate'. Those moments are important, they help us grow together. They are not, in fact, actually, very ultimate. But they are important, emotionally. The way it felt to her, to do breath play, the intensity of 'taking her breath from him', was important in their growth together. The problem with English only giving us the word 'ultimate' to describe this is that, if you are lucky, in a good, funcitioning relationships, you will have many such moments of epiphany. And they still won't be as 'ultimate' as doing the laundry. But they are intense, and important to us emotionally and in our growth. I do wish, though, that someone could suggest better language for this important experience/feeling/emotion.
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