by Joseph A. Hazani April 25, 2015
Peggy wanted a child. Or so she thought. It was part of her pre-packaged life, cookie-cut out of the raw dough that led her to being confronted genuinely with the fact that reality does not care very much about one’s plans. It is curious to contemplate how many individuals in this world are self-motivated to move themselves out of a position of comfort toward a position of searching, versus the....
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by Joseph A. Hazani April 18, 2015
Oh how much do we take for granted. I’m talking about civilization of course. Being thrusted into such plush surroundings makes us forget of the eons long perpetual investments man has made in bettering his habitat. This is all in an effort to at the least protect himself from the wildness of nature as it was only a smidgeon of recent time that he rationalized that it is best for....
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by Joseph A. Hazani April 11, 2015
In Nymphomaniac we are told a short story on the history of a particular woman not so much battling an addiction as expressing herself uncontrollably sexually, without shame in it. The main course of the tale is told to an asexual man who rescues her from an alleyway and attempts to revive her. Such an exposition of raucous female sexuality on display, and its accompanying comfort....
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