Sensuality

A brief history of the senses

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Sensuality - Etymology, Origin & Meaning

“right now in regards to my body, I don’t think there’s anything I’m ashamed of with my body at this point because I can’t believe I have a body and I feel the treasure of it in a way I haven’t…Shame has really sort of melted off me in a way and I’m only emotional because of how many years I know that wasn’t the case and how I know for most of the

Just to be clear

I don’t want to get out

without a broken heart.

I intend to leave this life

so shattered

there better be a thousand separate heavens

for all of my separate parts

And none of those parts are going to be wearing the romance from the overpriced vintage rack

That is to say I am not going to get a single speed bike if I can’t make it up the h... See more

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I Sing The Body Electric; Especially When My Power Is Out

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Poetry Watching

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SENSUALISM: Being Sensual is a Lifestyle

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I’ve read a lot of writing on the senses, both about humans and other animals, and it’s really striking to me that people gravitate towards big, sweeping statements about humans as a species that clearly don’t apply to all members of the species. One of the most common things you’ll read on this topic, from almost any source, is that humans are a v... See more

EY: • What Counts as Seeing

He says if he was a catfish, he would jump into a vat of chocolate because you could taste chocolate with your butt.

EY: That’s right. Yeah, absolutely.

AW: Imagine if humans could taste throughout their entire body! What a great image, right? Tasting chocolate—

EY: With your butt.

AW: With your butt.