AaNiMaLl -> RE: Submission and Hate (12/3/2013 10:46:49 PM)
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I did not say that I hate my girlfriend during sex. I just think that it is possible to explore this emotion through bdsm. Sometimes, I can pull up a more aggressive hateful energy and sometimes it is more passive loving. In terms of the need to destroy, this concept is very old and laced through Jung and a lot of philosophy. If you cannot understand the need to destroy then ask yourself, why do people commit suicide? It seems pretty basic to me. Everyone has this capacity in them. In fact, there is a psychological test that tests people's honesty. In it, it asks, have you ever thought about committing suicide? If you tick 'no' then you will be labelled as dishonest because everyone has. Also, I think that those who are too afraid to confront any hate that they have inside themselves, have a lot akin to Christians. Judgemental, superstitious and apathetic about their world. ...and also, much more prone to depression and suicide / self harm. So just because I am willing to talk about my hate does not make me psychologically disturbed. I had a talk to my best friend about this. We talked about love as a means and as an end in itself. The question for me is, is it possible to love continuously without any self interest? To simply love as a means and ends in itself without any selfish regard. When people submit, is there any selfish motive for them? Or are they acting out of total interest for the other person. Is the worship all that they need? ...Because my girlfriend would just say that she loves unconditionally without any self interest. But I think that is too simple and I don't know if I believe her. I know that she believes herself but maybe subconsciously, there is something more going on. I have known girls in the past who have definitely wanted more than just bdsm. They have wanted to be abused. And abused so that they can vent abuse back. I haven't really questioned if it was healthy or not, but I think that as long as it is done with clear communication and understanding then it is ok. As long as they don't decide to show their bruises to their friends :), which happened to me. My other friend wrote his PhD psychology thesis on this actually. He focussed on heavy metal music, the community it creates and how this can be used therapeutically. And no matter what people say, especially the really heavy stuff, heavy metal is hate driven. And metallers are the best people that I know. Metal is our counselling.
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