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“ What if every person in the world made love the same way? Men way A, women way B. No matter who you looked at— pretty or ugly, old or young, tall or short, Mexican or Mauretanian— you knew exactly what they would be like in bed because all men did it Way A, women Way B. How would that affect human relationships/sexuality/monogamy, etcetera? When this thought crossed my mind, I asked someone’s opinion. They made an interesting point: knowing all people were the same in bed wouldn’t change a thing. Because everyone has a different smell, personality, feel to their body… the desire to experience a variety of others sexually would remain.
But I don’t know.
Discuss amongst yourselves…
— Jonathan Carroll

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Alicia Buszczak

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“ Describe your perfect cup of coffee,” she said. I thought she was kidding but she wasn’t. I thought about it a while and then the writer in me, Mr. Word Expert, tried to verbalize it. When I was finished and had failed miserably she said, “It only gets worse when you go into it further. Try to describe what you think is the perfect cup of coffee, or the perfect girlfriend, meal, dog, car… whatever. You can only recognize perfection when you see it, but you can’t describe it even if it’s sitting right in front of you. Trying to find the right vocabulary to describe the qualities of something perfect is like trying to hold water between your fingers.
— Jonathan Carroll

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