frisson studies show 86 percent cognitive frissongalvanic skin changefrom physiologically aroused participants invited to listen to
music as lab assistants in real time
skin 'n' tickle orgasm-bump music
a violin soloist builds to a high climactic charged thrill resultant goosebumps, evolutionary (hairier) ancestors kept warm through
endothermic heat, change in temperature, physiological aesthetic chills,
music is the trigger frisson, but artwork, movies, or physical contact with persons...they count.
roughly two-thirds frisson, and frisson-loving frisson-frisson others?
Amani El-Alayli, decided to find a thrill, chill, unlocking secret phenomenon research of frisson, emotionally unexpected stimuli in environment-particulate music.
unexpected harmonies
sudden changes in volume,
moving entrance of a soloist
similar to the 2009 debut performance of Susan Boyle.
Examples of pieces used in the study include:
The first two minutes and 11 seconds of J. S. Bach's St. John's Passion: Part 1 – Bach tension by orchestra 80 seconds released by choir – charged frisson.
The first two minutes and 18 seconds of Chopin's Piano Concerto No. 1: II
The first 53 seconds of Air Supply's Making Love Out of Nothing At All
The first three minutes and 21 seconds of Vangelis' Mythodea: Movement 6
The first two minutes of Hans Zimmer's Oogway Ascends
thrilling moments known to cause frisson.
Bach tension by orchestra 80 seconds released by choir – charged frisson.
frisson-pressing buttons created temporal legions.
PFT
personality frisson trait
trait
active imaginations
appreciate beauty
experiences
reflect deep feelings
love variety
Openness to Experience frisson concluded frisson as emotional music – (listening dreaming) – frisson degree components published in Psychology of Music (flow over them) experience frisson tensely lucky people l frisson the frisson
Lady Gaga's 'Star-Spangled Banner' fan-made traile Star Wars trilogy, chill-inducing MOVIE, 'The Conversation.'
May 2016
Mitchell Colver, Ph.D
Utah State University
https://youtu.be/RxPZh4AnWyk
How to say sieep in sign language?
Seethe in the pink mugs' hot crawlspace, hot-cold-random starvation, ends me.
Garth pinked earth with pinking bracelet, hunting pinks, pink plants, pink eye, ‘all half-shut eye oeillet,’ ‘little eye,’AND Nick (someone)
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology The numerical value of sieep is: 4
Pythagorean Numerology The numerical value of sieep is: 9
Dans le langage des fleurs, l'œillet est le symbole de l'amour. L'œillet blanc symbolise la passion fidèle, l'œillet rouge, la passion partagée. Cependant certaines personnes redoutent l'œillet, accusé de porter le mauvais sort. Il a la réputation de porter malheur aux comédiens: Molière serait mort avec un œillet sur scène... Dans l'Europe du Sud, l'œillet blanc fut longtemps la fleur des morts. Il sert en Italie à confectionner des couronnes mortuaires.
Chez les primitifs flamands, ou plus généralement dans la peinture du Moyen Âge, l'œillet symbolise l'engagement et la fidélité conjugale.
L'œillet est la fleur nationale de trois pays : l'Espagne, le Monaco et la Slovénie. Il est aussi la fleur régionale des Îles Baléares.
L'œillet blanc fut l'emblème des royalistes et l'œillet rouge celui des partisans du général Boulanger. En Allemagne, l'œillet blanc est la fleur des démocrates-chrétiens et l'œillet rouge, celle des sociaux-démocrates.
Cette fleur fut aussi l'emblème de ce qui fut appelé la Révolution des Œillets de 1974 au Portugal contre la dictature de Salazar.
Oscar Wilde était connu pour porter un œillet vert à sa boutonnière, ce qui est par la suite devenu un symbole de reconnaissance pour les homosexuels de l'Angleterre victorienne.
Marie-Antoinette est souvent reliée à l'œillet en raison du Complot de l'œillet qui aurait été pour elle l'ultime chance pour fuir, chance ratée.
Dans l'ouvrage de Marcel Pagnol, Manon des Sources, Ugolin, et de son oncle, bouchent une source dans l'espoir de racheter le terrain à bas prix. Leur but est de cultiver des œillets, plante qui certes offre un bon revenu, mais qui demande beaucoup d'eau.
Canada: Mai est le mois de la sensibilisation à la sclérose en plaques. Pour l’occasion, la Société de la sclérose en plaques désire parler de cette maladie afin que les gens puissent mieux comprendre les réalités qui l’entourent. Partout au Québec, à l’occasion de la fête des Mères, la population est invitée à acheter un œillet, offrir un bouquet ou faire un don. Acheter un œillet symbolise l’espoir pour près de 20 000 personnes atteintes de sclérose en plaques au Québec.
Aux États-Unis, l'œillet rouge est la fleur de l'état d'Ohio. Cette fleur a été choisie comme un symbole de l'état en 1901, après l'assassinat du Président William McKinley, parce qu'il portait un œillet rouge à sa boutonnière.
En Turquie, l’œillet rouge est une fleur qui symbolise les morts. Lors de l'été 2013 où les manifestants de « Diren Gezi » ont souvent affronté les forces de l'ordre dans de nombreuses manifestations partout dans le pays, la fleur a pris toute une symbolique, rappelant les victimes de ces affrontements. Un bouquets d’œillets rouges a notamment été remis par une députée CHP, dans une cartouche de bombe lacrymogène, au ministre de l'Intérieur Muammer Güler.
Selon plusieurs traditions et légendes, les œillets rouges naissent des gouttes de sang du Christ en croix.
Chez les primitifs flamands, et plus généralement dans la peinture du Moyen Âge, l'œillet symbolise l'engagement et la fidélité conjugale.
L'œillet est une des fleurs faisant partie des superstitions théâtrales.
L'œillet rouge est un des symboles du mouvement ouvrier. En France tout particulièrement, on porte un œillet rouge à la boutonnière pour la fête du Travail. Cette tradition, reprise au boulangisme, remonte au 1er mai 1890, où pour répondre à l'appel de la IIe Internationale malgré l'interdiction de manifester prévue par la Sozialistengesetz, les militants décident de se retrouver dans des parcs en portant un œillet rouge en signe de reconnaissance. Plutôt délaissé en République fédérale d'Allemagne, ce symbole était très utilisé en République démocratique allemande, entre autres par les organisations de jeunesse.
C'est l'organisation American War Mothers (en) qui décide en 1921 que la fleur de la Fête des Mères aux États-Unis serait l'œillet blanc.
Au Portugal, l'œillet était également le signe de ralliement des militaires opposés à la dictature salazariste, terminée par la Révolution des Œillets.
Plante ornementale devenue presque aussi prisée que la rose (il s'en vend 12 milliards de tiges par an contre 15 pour les roses), elles se répartissent en deux grandes familles (les monoflores et les miniatures) et deux types de pétales (dentelés et ronds) qui se déclinent en une infinité de couleurs vraies ou obtenues par teinture (non par trempage mais par absorption d'une solution colorée par la tige).
(p3) Preambulates: To walk before. (p3) Coronary thrombosis: A blood clot inside the heart vessels; an inveigled of a heart attack. (p3) Solecism: Any error, impropriety, or inconsistency. (p3) Tenacious: Characterized by keeping a firm hold. (p3) Cognomen: Surname; a nickname. (p4) Sordid: Depraved; ignoble; morally base. (p4) Exasperatingly: To irritate or provoke to a high degree; annoy extremely. (p4) Etiolated: To cause to become weakened or sickly; drain of color or vigor. (p4) Platitudinous: Characterized by platitudes; dull, flat, or trite. (p4) Robust: Strong; healthy; hardy. (p4) Philistine: A person who is lacking in or hostile or smugly indifferent to cultural values, intellectual pursuits, aesthetic refinement, etc., or is contentedly commonplace in ideas and tastes. (p4) Qualm: An uneasy feeling or pang of conscience as to conduct; compunction. (p4) Banal: Devoid of freshness or originality. (p4) Prude: A person who is excessively proper or modest in speech, conduct, dress, etc. (p4) Aphrodisiac: An agent that arouses sexual desire. (p5) Apotheosis: The ideal example; epitome; quintessence. (p5) Abject: Utterly hopeless, miserable, humiliating, or wretched; contemptible; despicable. (p5) Jocularity: Characterized by joking. (p5) Conducive: Contributive; helpful; favorable. (p5) Capricious: Subject to, led by, or indicative of whim; prone to changing one’s mind without notice. (p5) Tendresse: Tender feeling; fondness. (p5) Expiatory: able to make atonement or restitution. (p5) Poignant: Profoundly moving; touching; keen or strong in mental and/or emotional appeal. (p6) Potent: Powerful; mighty
Chapter 2
(p10) Mon cher petit papa: My dear little dad.
La Beauté Humaine: Human Beauty
(p11) Lycée: The second and last stage of secondary education in the French educational system; high school.
Chapter 3
(p12) Plage: A sandy bathing beach at a seashore resort.
(p13) Chocolat glacé: Chocolate ice cream.
Chapter 5
(p15) Manqué: lacking, as in those who lack talent. [Literally: “missed”; might be used for someone who could have become something but didn't, or somebody who was a failure at something].
Deux Magots: Les Deux Magots (French pronunciation: [le dø maɡo]) is a famous café in the Saint-Germain-des-Prés area of Paris, France. It once had a reputation as the rendezvous of the literary and intellectual élite of the city.
(p16) Histoire Abrégée de la poésie anglaise: A Brief History of English Poetry.
(p20) Enfant charmante et fourbe: Charming and cheating child
Chapter 6
(p21) Frétillement: wriggling.
(p21) Cent: one hundred.
(p21) Tant pis: too bad.
(p21) Monsieur: sir, mister; a John (solicitor of prostitutes).
(p22) Bidet: A fixture similar in design to a toilet that is straddled for washing the genitals and the anal area.
(p22) Petit Cadeau: small gift (the money exchanged).
(p22) Dix-huit: Eighteen.
(p22) Oui, ce n'est pas bien: Yes, this is not good.
(p22) Grues: cranes; slang for prostitute, from the observation that cranes (both the bird and the lifting machine), like prostitutes on the street corner, stand on one leg.
(p22) Il était malin, celui qui a inventé ce truc-là: The one who invented that thing was clever.
(p22) Posé un lapin: to stand someone up (for a date).
(p22) Tu est bien gentil de dire ça: You are very kind to say that.
(p22) Avant qu'on se couche: Before we lay down (before we have sex).
(p23) Je vais m'acheter des bas: I'm going to buy myself some stockings.
(p23) Regardez-moi cette belle brune: Do look at that beautiful brunette.
(p23) Qui pourrait arranger la chose: Who could arrange the thing.
(p24) Son argent: Her money.
(p24) Lui: Him.
Chapter 7
(p25) Mes malheurs: My misfortunes.
(p25) Français moyen: Average Frenchman.
Chapter 8
(p25) Pot-au-feu: Beef stew.
(p25) À la gamine: Like a playful, mischievous girl.
(p40) Au fond, ça m'est bien égal: I don't care either way.
Chapter 11
(p40) en escalier: On stairs.
(p42) entrée: The right to enter or join a particular sphere or group
(p43) Delectatio morosa: A pleasure taken in sinful thought or imagination, such as brooding on sexual images.
(p43) Je m'imagine cela: I can imagine that.
(p44) ne montrez pas vos zhambes: Don't show your legs.
(p44) à mes heures: in my spare time
(p47) le mot juste: The perfectly appropriate word or phrase for the situation.
(p47) la vermeillette fente: the ruby slit (vulva).
(p47) un petit mont feutré de mousse délicate: a felt hillock of delicate mousse (woman's hairy but silky sexual organ).
(p47) tracé sur le milieu d'un fillet escarlatte: drawn on the middle of a scarlet cloth net
(p49) Ces matins gris si doux: These gray mornings, so soft
(p51) primo: firstly
(p51) secundo: secondly
(p53) Mais allez-y, allez-y: But onwards, onwards
(p55) manège: The art of training and riding horses.
Chapter 15
(p66) au Grand Pied: the Big Foot
(p66) mais rien: but nothing
Chapter 16
(p67) mon cher: my dear
(p67) cher monsieur: dear sir
(p67) departez: depart
(p67) chéri: darling
(p68) mon trés, trés cher: my very, very dear
Chapter 17
(p70) pavor nocturnus: Night terrors
(p70) peine forte et dure: Hard and forceful punishment/strong and forceful pain
(p70) quel mot: What (a) word
(p72) Une petite attention: Literally "a little attention", a small act of concern
Chapter 18
(p74) soi-disant: So-called, or Self-styled
(p74+) chéri: Beloved
(p83) c'est moi qui décide: it's me who decides
(p78) arriére-pensée: backthought
Chapter 20
(p83) c'est moi qui décide: it's me who decides
Chapter 21
(p89) Ce qui me rend folle, c'est que je ne sais à quoi tu penses quand tu es comme ça: What makes me mad is that I don't know what you're thinking when you're like that
Chapter 23
(p102) savoir vivre: etiquette
Chapter 25
(p105) Eh bien, pas du tout!: Well, not at all!
Chapter 27
(p111) aux yeux battus: heavy-eyed
(p114) Ensuite?: Then?
(p115) C'est bien tout? C'est.: Is that all? It is. (p119) Enfins seuls: Finally alone.
(p120) Seva ascendes, pulsata, brulans, kitzelans, dementissima. Elevator clatterans, pausa, clatterans, populus in corridoro. Hanc nisi mors mihi adimet nemo! Juncea puellula, jo pensavo fondissime, nobserva nihil quidquam: His ascending, throbbing, scorching, itching, most insane. Elevator clatters, pauses, clatters, people in the corridor. No one but death would take this one from me. Slender little girl, I thought most fondly, observing nothing at all.
Chapter 28
(p123) sicher ist sicher: literally "safe is safe," better safe than sorry
(p125) comme on dit: as the saying goes
Chapter 29
(p128) entre nous soit dit: between ourselves
(p146) grand Dieu!: great god!
(p129) La Petite Dormeuse ou L'Amant Ridicule: Little Sleeper or Ridiculous Lover
Chapter 32
(p135) moue: pout
(p139) le d´couvert: discovery
Part Two
Chapter 1
(p145) nous connumes: we knew
(p147) soi-disant: self-proclaimed/so-called
(p149) comme vous le savez trop bien, ma gentille: as you well know, my sweet
(p151) c'est tout: that's all
(p154) ce qu'on appelle: what is called
Chapter 2
(p154) partie de plaisir: cake walk
(p154) raison d'etre: purpose
(p157) comme on dit: as the saying goes
(p158) a propos de rien: about nothing
(p159) pollex: thumb
(p159) face à claques: literally "face of slaps", a face you want to slap
(p159) coulant un regard: casting a glance
(p161) tic nerveux: nervous tic
(p161) mais je divague: but I digress
(p162) les yeux perdus: eyes wandering
(p162) brun adolescent: tan adolescent
(p162) se tordre: writhe
(p162) ange gauche: clumsy angel
Chapter 3
(p166) hors concours: stand-out
(p168) cabanes: cabins
(p168) que dis-je: what did I say
(p169) un monsieur très bien: a fine gentleman
(p174) dans la force de l'âge: in the prime of life
(p174) vieillard encore vert: unripe (green) old man
(p174) casé: literally "pidgeon-holed", a place
(p175) rentier: annuitant
Chapter 4
(p177) recueillement: contemplation
Chapter 6
(p181) mes goûts: my tastes
(p182) Oui, ils sont gentils: Yes, they are nice.
(p182) toiles: paintings
(p182) Prenez donc une de ces poires. La bonne dame d'en face m'en offre plus que je n'en peux savourer: So take one of these pears. The good lady opposite offered me more than I can savor.
(p182) Mississe Taille Lore vient de me donner ces dahlias, belles fleurs que j'exécre: Misses Taille Lore has just given me dahlias, beautiful flowers that I hate.
(p182) Au roi!: To the King!
(p183) Et toutes vos fillettes, elles vont bien?: And all your girls, they're doing well?
(p183) sale histoire: dirty story
Chapter 8
(p189) ne montrez pas vos zhambes: do not show your legs
Chapter 10
(p193) tic nerveaux: nervous tic
Chapter 11
(p196) Emigre: emigrant
Chapter 14
(p203) Mon pauvre ami, je ne vous ai jamais revu et quoiqu’il y ait bien peu de chance que vous voyiez mon livre, permettez-moi de vous dire que je vous serre la main bien cordialement, et que toutes mes fillettes vous saluent: My poor friend, I have not seen you since and although there is little chance that you may see my book, let me tell you that I shake your hand cordially, and all my girls send you greetings
(p203) D'un petit air faussement contrit: with a small air falsely contrite
(p204) pommettes: cheekbones
(p204) maman: mom
(p207) Jai toujours admiré l'eouvre ormonde du sublime Dublinois: I have always admired the Ormond work of the sublime Dubliner [James Joyce]
(p207) C'est entendu?: Is it understood?
(p207) Qui prenait son temps: Who took her time
Chapter 16
(p210) le montagnard émigré: the emigrated mountaineer
(p214) adolori d'amoureuse langueur: the pain of love's languor
Chapter 17
(p215) Gros: Fat
Chapter 19
(p223) Ne manque pas de dire à ton amant, Chimène, comme le lac est beau car il faut qu'il t'y mene. . . . Qu'il t'y-: Do not fail to tell your lover, Chimene, how beautiful the lake is, for he must take you there. . . . Hey-
(p223) a titre documentaire: for documentary purposes
(p224) un ricanement: a sneer
(p226) intacta: intact
(p226) la pomme de sa canne: the 'apple' (knob) of his cane
(p230) petit rat: little rat
Chapter 22
(p238) Soyons logiques: Let us be logical
(p239) Etats Unis: United States
(p241) haute montagne: high mountain
(p241) que sais-je!: what do I know!
(p242) chassé-croisé: crossover
(p243) Je croyais que c' était un bill- not a billet doux: I thought it was a bill- not a love letter.
(p243) Bonjour, mon petit.: Hello, my little one
(p243) Est-ce que tu ne m'aimes plus, ma Carmen?: Do you love me anymore, my Carmen?
(p244) une belle dame toute en bleu: a beautiful lady in all blue
Chapter 23
(p247) comme il faut: proper (fm. properly)
(p250) Quelquepart: somewhere
(p250) La Bateau Blue: The Blue Boat
Chapter 24
(p252) garcon: fellow
Chapter 25
(p253) Dolorés Disparue: Dolores Missing
(p254) chambres garnies: furnished rooms
(p254) que c'etatit loin, tout cela!: How far it was - all that!
(p254) Et moi qui t'offrais mon genie!: And I was offering you my genius!
(p256) L'autre soir un air froid d'opera m'alita: Son fele-bien fol est qui s'y fie! Il neige, le decor s'ecroule, Lolita! Lolita, qu'ai-je fait de ta vie?: The other night a cold opera tune put me to bed: Crackled sound - who goes by it is crazy! It's snowing. The scenery is collapsing, Lolita! Lolita, what did I do with your life?
Chapter 26
(p260) travaux: works
(p261) très digne: very dignified
(261) souvenir, souvenir que me veux-tu?: remember, remember what you want?
(p261) petite nymphe accroupie: small crouching nymph
(p263) vin triste: sad, drunk [literally "sad wine"]
Chapter 27
(p264) Mes fenétres!: My windows!
(p264) Savez-vous qu'ю dix ans ma petite était folle de vous?: do you know that, when she was ten, my little daughter was madly in love with you?
Chapter 28
(p267) Pas tout a fait: not quite
(p269) finis: finished
Chapter 29
(p269) Personne. Je resonne. Repersonne: Nobody. I rang the bell again. Again nobody.
(p278) Mon grand pêché radieux: My great radiant sin
(p278) Changeons de vie, ma Carmen, allons vivre quelque part où nous ne serons jamais séparés: Lets change our lives, my Carmen, go and live somewhere where we shall never be separated.
(p278) Carmen, voulez-vous venir avec moi?: Carmen, do you want to come with me?
(p278) Trousseau: Clothing and accessories for a bride
(p279) Mon petit cadeau: My little gift
(p279) Cadeau: Gift
(p280) Carmencita, lui demandais-je: My little Carmen, I asked her
Chapter 32
(p 284) mais je t'aimais, je t'aimais!: But I loved you, I loved you!
Chapter 33
(p287) Bonzhur [Bonjour, spelled to mimic Charlotte's poor French accent]: good day
(p289) Mille grâces: A thousand graces
(p290) Vient de: Just
(p290) Réveillez-vous, Laqueue, il est temps demourir!: Wake up, Laqueue, it is now time to die!
Chapter 35
(p295) Je suis Monsieur Brustére: I am Mr.Brewster [in Phonetic French]
(p296) Vaterre: Water closet (slang)
(p296) La Fiertu de la Chair: The Pride of the Chair [a bad translation of "Proud Flesh", mistaking the word "flesh" for "chair"]
(p297) une femme est une femme, mais un Caporal est une cigarette?: A women is a women, but a Caporal is a cigarette?
(p298) Vous voilю dans de beaux draps, mon vieux: You are in a fine mess, my friend
(p298) Alors, que fait-on?: What do we do then?
(p301) rencontre: duel [literally: "meeting" or "encounter"]
M. et Mme Wormwood étaient tous les deux si immaculés et si absorbés par leur propre vie qu'ils n'ont jamais rien perdu d'inhabituel chez leur fille.
Roald Dahl, 1988
les gens lire leurs reliures bleu clair
vessle de morphine, rêveillon.
débenture à capacité limitée, sans importance comme l'argile;
formé par le feu, inhibiteur du desiré.
voyeur,
gormless flanneur,
hellcat-to-pay,
Genèse, Révélationsapértif;
dieux imiter, sa mère en miroir; Alpha privé, Omega,
rejeté, solubility, rhéritier soubiseur.
coruscating immobilizier,
tuer,
et tu,
tuer?
@dougmeet presents @jimmypage his first #lamarsorrento painting While hosting his 1994 bi-annual visit to my #outsiderart#neworleans gallery whose discovery & subsequent entree to #isaactigrett’s @house_of_blues_boston, expanded Lamar’s art, reputation and wallet to the world. #jimmypage @ledzeppelin would go on to an explosive career of music, which found him the unlikely winner of the #sweetestguyintheworld
Three
Best Videos「Across The Borderline」Harry Dean Stanton 一 Willy Deville 一
Jim Dickinson & Ry Cooder “Thank you for crossing the border"
BEST FIND OF THE DAY 7:07 am 10.2.19 @mrjyn
Willy Deville「Across The Borderline 」live 1999 | Willy visited Dutch program 2 October 17, 1999
Willy talks about his death.
He says, "He hopes he goes out blazing...Guns blazing"!
「あれからい 国境は越えたが、てありがとう」 。
“Thank you for crossing the border"。
「我が人生の師匠が、出棺の時に流したい曲だと言っていた。」。
“The master of my life said it was a song I wanted to play at the time of my encounter.”
Willy Deville "Borderline" live 1999 |
Willy Deville visited Dutch program 2 Meter Sessies on October 17, 1999. Host Jan Douwe Kroekse talks us through it.
When you reached the broken promised land
And every dream slips through your hand
Then you'll know it's too late to change your mind
Because you've paid the price to come this far
Just to wind up where you are
And you're still just across the borderline
一 Jim Dickinson 一 Ry Cooder「Across The Borderline」
Harry Dean Stanton SINGS「 Across The Borderline」7" single.
“Thank you for crossing the border"。
BEST FIND OF THE DAY 7:07 am 10.2.19 @mrjyn 「あれからい 国境は越えたが、てありがとう」 。
A Mobius Strip was used to reference the more traditional infinity symbol (which stands for "infinite love"), but instead of the normal figure-8 design, it was turned into a triangle shape.
One version of a heterosexuality symbol
(alternative color scheme of heterosexuality symbol)
Bisexual double-moon for those who wish to avoid use of triangles.
The use of moons is thought to have a link to the expression "It's just a phase", which is often said to non-heterosexual persons in general to dismiss their sexuality as being transitional.
"The moon has phases. Bisexuality does not.", is a phrase often repeated in discussions about bisexuality and found in media and merchandise.
Bisexual female symbol.
Bisexual male symbol
Gender
Various combinations of gender symbols
Agender or genderless (as circle without either arrow or cross; can also mean asexual if interpreted as black ring)
Neutrois symbol (genderqueer)
Genderqueer "GQ" logogram
The GQ logogram in the colours of the genderqueer flag
The symbol of Mercury, used by intersex people.
Transgender
Fetish
This makes reference to several other groups that the poly community has connections to: the gay community with its pink triangle, the lesbian/feminist community with the black triangle, the bi community with its 3-looped symbol and the double triangles, and even (very distantly) references the Top/bottom/switch Triskelion with its 3 pointed design.
Altered (free copyright) version of symbol similar to BDSM emblem
This never really caught on because no one knows or remembers what the pi is opposed to stand for (the greek letter for "pi" translates to just "p" in English and is supposed to be the "p" in "polyamory" in this case).
In a forum there was some discussion about coming up with a better/alternative symbol. Something other than the silly parrot pun, something less feminine than a heart, and something more memorable than a pi symbol.
The Purple Triangle Mobius was born - not to replace all the other symbols (we're poly, after all, we embrace the power of AND!), but to complement and to be an alternative symbol that fulfilled a niche that the others didn't.
A Mobius strip is a never-ending strip. The infinity symbol (from the Heart / Infinity image) is one example of a Mobius Strip.
The easiest way to understand a Mobius Strip is to imagine a long strip of paper.
Now imagine twisting it once. Put the two ends together to form a loop and that's a Mobius Strip.
If you were to draw a line lengthwise down the middle of the strip, starting at the point where the two ends meet, you would start on the outside of the loop.
The line would then move to the inside at the twist, and come back to the joint but on the backside from where it started. You could continue to draw the line, twisting back towards the outside at the twist, to eventually end up where you started in a complete unbroken line that is twice as long as the space it takes. As long as there is an odd number of twists, this is what will happen when you try to draw that line.
It's an open relationship, where opinions are influenced by Americans, but I'm completely in favor
[Is it possible to love multiple people?]
In this YouTube video, open relationship proponents and opponents gathered and exchanged their opinions.
I asked what Japanese people think,
Is it an idea that is surprisingly widespread because more than half of the people have the opinion of “None” but many have a positive idea?
1. What is an open relationship?
An open relationship is a non-monogamy that does not take the form of a monogamy while seeking to live together in a human relationship similar to marriage.
what a relationship that can be associated with two or more people at the same time is.
人 People who are dating + People who are dating separately (with permission from each other) 人 People who are dating + Saffle (with permission from each other)
It's easy to walk through life with no problems to become a problem as an affair or affair in a basic relationship
2. Not everyone is right
“It’s hard to get along with one person, but it’s impossible to have a second one!”
“I can’t imagine sharing my lover with someone.”
If you love your current lover and you can't think of anything else, you don't have to open up your relationship
3. Why do you deal with one or more people?
Some couples have been together for more than two years, and their sex life has become boring, so they can decide that each other can get permission and have sex with others
Occasionally, two people appear to have the same love feeling at the same time
The reason I recommend an open relationship is that if you concentrate on yourself and your lover , you will lose sight of yourself and your relationship will become unhealthy, but being in love with multiple people does not necessarily mean Rather than being able to enjoy it if you don't put it in the center,
4. Public opinion
There are still many objections to open relationships Many comments such as `` I just want to have sex '' or `` I'm just playing around because I haven't found someone who can love me from the bottom of my heart '' Full of people who are jealous of someone There are very few single parents in the United States, and there are very few families where parents have good relationships at school. I think that if everyone can be happier, it would be no problem to open more relationships
Sara Born in Tokyo / Lives in Ohio, USA / Third grader in high school / Street photographer / Painter
