Interesting thought Salacious.





And you have caused me to rethink if looking for that 'shelf-life' isn't our problem in the first place. We know there are no static systems for any other part of nature. Is it wanting to make a new discovery, the excitement, and the pleasure into an ever lasting state that leads to the 'deterioration' and disappointment?

It is a certainty that we will each continue to grow and evolve into different people, physically, mentally, and emotionally. On a total life scale we will often, temporally, change the mix with additional cherished people in the form of offspring. We are not surprised to find every part of our world around us to be changing in ways we had never conceived.

Should our objective be to share the experiences we expect and actually want to happen,...... together? Is it the diametric forces of wanting to freeze the prospective and thrill of a fresh relationship and the need to evolve and change that pulls us apart from one another rather then purposely morphing into a single unit that becomes part of the change?



I'm going away now. My head and heart hurts from all this.

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