DEFINITIONS, REPORTS, AND PRACTICES
g. Pain and pleasure are not mutually exclusive. To clear the field immediately bring anything to the contrary as an example, shearing Obviously, the masochist. By the way, disaccoppiamolo by sadistic and broad face, imagination, autoerotism masochist. The problem is not pain but discomfort, euphemistically known as uncomfortable.
h. When chatting [1] ask (that) looking for "the answer is" I have not lost anything. " This is not because the nurse urban self-sufficient enough in itself, but because it has no object of research. The Red Cross does not have an urban object of desire because it would reduce the status of any object and, even more meaningful, has serious doubts about being itself a person (for this we are in the section on definitions and practical relations-and not the principles). Inevitably, the nurse is urban .
i. The nurse makes urban relations, brings together, (they) relate to, among and with what he finds. In short, the Red Cross is a wise urban social alchemist whose work finds its acme in the production of pleasure.
[1] will be provided in a future study on the anthropology of cyberspace gay. For now, suffice it to say that the protocol provides standards of conduct - with minor variations - the sequence of questioning: 1) Hello, 2) How are you?, 3) From where?, 4) Looking?; 5) aop?; 6) years? ; 7) how are you? 8) Do you have photos? Moreover, whatever its terms, the answer to question 4 always mean "sex", even if someone writes such banalities as "(only) friends," a report. I ask too much? "" Well, get to know someone, "" Just talk "or, at best" a rose-shaped profiteroles velociraptor lame. " Instructions and suggestions of conduct to follow.
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