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- Ancient garden arts
- Hammer thoroughly to secure giant cooperation
- Garden sex
- Managing Odds and Drawbacks
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| Features that get Bible praise at times |
We should try to understand the situation that builds up, and good personal ties may work well. If general conditions allow you to have a say and have your own home, it's usual to go for it through sexual activity before it's too late. One or more of these hints could help you, your future self or your children, even.
Another page here goes into several Kamasutra Positions
Ancient garden arts
Entertaining deeply. Ploughing too
Bold, witty and pregnant love-making may all help somehow or at times.It depends in part on the contexts we're inside.
The plough needs to be sturdy, the soil fertile
That could make for a successful enterprise in the long run.
As great care to essentials helps the farmer, knowledge of love-life essentials yield
help to many a youngster.
HOPEFULLY, no good and able ploughman is supposed to act irresponsibly. The candid
ploughman goes on, doing his best, knowing full well that to rest on long gone
accomplishments is not the best rest there is. He goes on against over-inflated views in
very basic ways, concludes a bit as he must, for he has rewon his ally! He and his best
ally may next share intimate feelings, even friendship, for they struggle together. That's
the ideal.
Hammer thoroughly to secure giant cooperation
The jolly good carpenter assembles his tools and marries betimes. Maybe not full well.But he learns to function with his ally
The saucy old mate,
Together they get able to overcome many adversities
Sleeping together or otherwise.
He seldom expects his ally to be totally devoted and decent.
Far from it.
He's not fond of making mistakes,
They can get costy, very costy in time.
He looks out and drops the confusion he gathers,
The fattended, hammering ally!
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| Adam and Eve, by Rubens. |
THE DECENT, often hammering gardener or ploughman may suspect that good time fairly easily breeds discontent, but it doesn't have to be that way. Not always, at least. For during leisure hourse he may deal in activities that breed contentment, and also lead to fit accomplishments. These uses of free time may overcome budding adversity and also impending adversaries, all according to a little Shogun wisdom: "In times of peace and favourable circumstances, look deeper: Prepare for war" - something like that.
The gardener may not conclude very much apart from his real know-how on how to get a good garden, a blossoming oasis in a desert, if needs be. He learnt to conclude little to adjust to an ongoing enterprise instead. One very central facet of it is just to see what next. It is very often like that in nature. One has to learn to live with it. Attacks by animals may ruin trees, attacks by insects and pests may ruin harvests, and it is in times of peace and plenty he may prepare for those sorts of things too.
One way is to gather seeds and store them well. A man has a need for good time to get his seeds. Ploughing is nowhere enough. Much else is needed.
The gardener can hardly rest on solid, good attainments of the past. He has to keep looking out for bugs and weeds and perhaps drainages. For he has learnt that he can do what he can, live with some marginal risks and precarious elements stemming from the weather, the clime and the times. These assemble to insist: "Don't try to rest on past accomplishments. Be on the lookout, good man. Till your garden, but learn to keep it too. That's part of it.
Conclude little and reap benefits in so doing. Concluding fairly little may lead into friendships that don't merely rest on reputations and look silly in the fight for a survival.
How to conclude little?
Associate with fellows on like bent and persist well. It has a tendency to overcome many sorts of adversaries or their agents.
Against over-inflated views: get good friends.
To overcome adversities it often helps to have a great reputations, but one has to keep it up too, somehow.
To overcome adversities in store, marry a friendly individiual, your friend. Friendships run deep.
After that, have a likeable marriage and learn good lessons from among ranks of artists. Apply in the art of loving and love-making, if you feel it fit. They know a lot on how to keep a garden too, and on living along without vegetating.
These lessons run deep. If you see through them later, you may see how, perhaps.
Garden Sex
On the path back to the Garden of Paradise love-making comes in handy many a time. And
did you think of that non-silly love does away with baits? Be brusque for that. Good love
life is much all right. And a canon against getting outsmarted in matters of love is not
silly:"Making love stems from me - I designed it all, says the Lord". Say: "Seeing is believing." (British proverb)
In search of the good life
IN LIFE we should learn to handle our sexual instincts to get a fine fare. There are
things we have to learn to handle, other things we need to steer out of, and much we have
to know about so that we have an inkling. To get aware of inside facets of others, most
persons have to make love to them. Isn't that fair teaching? And forewarned is helped many
a time.
The following essay is rooted in British and American provers on a bit different
topics, but see if they don't fit -Sound and sensible love-making
Going to bed
for making love helps democracy - unions tend to work that way
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Sweet are the uses of good love-making. (Cf. Shakespeare on adversity here) Liberal love-making or stimulating frivolities could be the rich man's essential contribution to some sort of democracy.
Many higher sides of man become absent if much unminded, brutalised or degraded. it happens to loave too with some. Canonisation of a good and sound penis changes our reasoning about it. (This is still an alarming and freak-looking feature of Asian countries)
We should beware of rashness if we go to bed withouy being married - this is against being outsmarted. Hard love-making often consumes what costy assets husbands first had. Besides, getting impotent with disgust or for many other reasons, flatters no man. ¤
You must stand strong to stand naked and do the thing. Having sex for the first time surely doesn’t have to be mean and sour. There should be lots of savoury outlets. Love-making experts can have sex and fun and like each others too! What is more, many love-making experts at times seek stouter bedfellows than many others. (Cf. saying by William Shakespeare on bedfellows here)
Attractions
have to be dealt with by skills - as handy as possible
COSY LOVE-MAKING is at times the touchstone of friendship, but very awkward sexual
outlets quickly destroy the one who deals in it, maybe a partner or three also. Besides,
ardent love-making doesn't really suit city jams and cramped living. Inside it, little
girls in the suburbs and elsewhere don’t know that their higher sides can become absent if
much uncared for and slowly degenerated through such as abuses.Good love-making has to be good for something, or it would have died out long ago.
Having sex with the right partner (any of them may do) in the right way helps more poetic awareness to some, and brings on sound unions of both bodies and minds - let's all hope that. But things differ. All the same, if the fairly general Havamal saying or Kamasutra counsel be good, it should not matter overly who first gave it. ¤
Scratching pussies know much where they sit in wait, jolly fishers may know far more. They know that very strong attractions do try our virtue, and that having sex and careful viligance go hand in hand. Alarm might be an alternative to tidiness in that. Or they say many professors are not very good at love-making. How true it is!
If ulterior
motives happen to crawl into bed, the sex life may be tamed
IN SEX life, much and long absence and alienation go hand in hand. In a pucker or
standing crisis, choose the mastery weapons you can attain to. (methodology included).
Well, it makes sense that we all do as best we can. The alternative is a society of love-sick persons that send in personal ads of the spectacular sort and go further. However, the love-sick person can be quite dangerous if legal formalities are brought into it later. It often shows! ¤
This mentioned, successful artistry in making love doesn't call for a general retreat from living, nor a period of unsound repression of natural instincts. Many can have sex like donkeys - that is easy; but to be in love with the right person for the right purpose, and in the right way - that is not easy. It is not easy to be a fat Casanova either. (Cf. Aristotle on anger here) ¤
Making love elegantly can be the first path to truth. If not, may be failures in the sex life make some of us wiser, and too late. Hm. Making love often make us wiser in riding on top of stallions and mares, as the case may be.
Misfortune and love-making may come one after another to most folks nowadays, and some make love to make money through divorces - it just functions that way. And if fatal attraction has set in, advice can be too late. (No Chinese proverbs included!)
[Technicalities: T+, #2.1]
"If panther love is the best love there is, who but panthers know it, and how
to make love as panthers?"
Summary
- Going to bed for making love helps democracy - unions tend to work that way.
- Even lovely pussy attractions have to be dealt with by skills - as handy as possible.
- If insignificant or ulterior motives happen to crawl into bed, the sex life may be tapped, if not outright tamed. Uha.
Making love lovely seems possible -
Managing Odds and Drawbacks
Marriages break far and wide these days. Out of three Swedish or Californian mates, only one may remain with you. Think of that!
GETTING carefully informed adhead of time should helps. For marriage as for other sides to life, there are things not to do and things to go for, and many in between. The trivial ones may crowd out valuable time and efforts at building togetherness.Study well in front of the hard things to tackle; that could give you an advantage or three, which could be needed. Some who get married, think too little in advance of how to lessen the risks and possible dangers to their happy union ahead.
The wise learn to reckon the average chances and add to that, allowing for their various assets and drawbacks, so as to improve personal odds and good chances of favours.
The fools on the other hand cause nasty things to happen, while others get too caught up in trivial matters and pursuits.
The fact is that marriages break far and wide; and two out of three in Sweden, for example. That means the general odds of success are about 33 to 100. But you can improve your own odds if you know underlying causes of break-ups, and fortify what helps a sound marriage. Hence, there are helpful accoplishments for some. Study successes first, hoping to become one. Next, learn to adjust to folk wisdom, if any, but apply it with tact if not humour. You can ponder these; they are from Norden [Osl]:
- The grey mornings and the bad women get better as the day wears on. (Danish)
- A bad woman is hell's door-knob. (Denmark).
- Like mother, like daughter (Norden)
- It is easier to guard a hundred sheep than one girl. (Iceland)
- Man is the one who does man's work. (Norden)
- Love is a force, not a will - it falls just as well on a turd as on a lily. (Sweden).
- I restrained myself for seven weeks, said the widower, before I found another wife. (Sweden).
- A sliced bread won't get whole again (Finland)
- No one knows where the hare jumps. (Norden)
- Laziness is a valuable talent when it is suitably used. (Finland)
- Who sits closest to the fire, gets burnt first. (Norway)
- You cannot apply the same measure to everybody. (Denmark).
- For every crown you pay, have earned two first. (Denmark)
Literature
Osl: Jensen, Brikt, red. Ordspråkleksikon. Tr. Gunnar Gjengset. Oslo: Schibsted, 1996. (Carsten Bregenhøu og Solveig Pått: Politikens Ordsprogleksikon.)
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