Erotica is also subtle - a tree pear flower presses a begonia

Gloria 2022-04-19 09:01:55

How far is eroticism from pornography? This movie gives the best interpretation.
A pair of hands quietly painted bright nail polish on a pair of young and fair toenails, so all the erotica was full of everything that followed.
But that's all, after that, there is not even a picture that can be connected to the color stains, but there is an indelible ambiguity and desire everywhere. A kind of love that hovers on the edge of morality is really bitter. In fact, isn't this layer of paper entangled in people's emotions now, but who has ever thought about that moral boundary is not the bondage of emotions, the relationship between people Become the framework of emotions but forget that this relationship is the purpose of maintaining emotions. It is always the case. Every system is born for the better but cannot escape the fate of becoming a cage.
At what level can tolerance be accepted by the public? Perhaps it should be reduced to the level of self-destruction, mixed in the rolling torrent—that’s the one—insipid, day after day like yesterday, in a trance, like awake like a dream, like a fascination like drunk day after day.
Breaking through the many levels that bind the self and moving towards tolerance requires not only courage but also meticulous cultivation, otherwise indulgence and depravity are inevitable. Isn’t that moral and institutional framework designed to limit indulgence and depravity, but at the same time stop tolerance from being indulgent. outside. It's a pity that the boundaries of emotion are not as clear-cut as Shark Blockers.
Erotica is poetic erotica - a pear tree pressing a begonia!

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Extended Reading
  • Libby 2022-03-26 09:01:05

    Toshi's "Crime and Punishment" is only the tone of the library version of "Lolita", the relationship between man and God is the true core of this masterpiece that celebrates faith and has a profound impact on future generations. There was no freedom in America in the 1960s, and the dull and conservative system, dogma and morality forced Kubrick, the genius, to go to the literary world for inspiration. Every character in Nabokov's critique of realism is in a SM relationship of domination and domination that perhaps only Kubrick's genius vision could capture in this forbidden love. Traces of pure love. The sacred and noble freedom is finally brought into the camera by his masterful technique, which is why we encounter the picture full of love rather than obscenity in the first scene of the film. The alienation of the "genius girl" who is both a goddess and a caged bird originates precisely from her mother—a slave as a slave is far more acutely aware of the pressure and threat from "rules" than as an object of objectification, but as a god The principle of love can only make people humble, and only love can make people great again. Congrats to this lovebird finally free!

  • Nico 2021-12-07 08:01:39

    Is it still a man who doesn't like loli?

Lolita quotes

  • Humbert Humbert: Well, it's nothing, but... she had an accident.

    Clare Quilty: Oh gee, she had an accident? That's really terrible, I mean, fancy a fellow's wife having... a normal guy having... his wife having an accident like that. W-what happened to her?

    Humbert Humbert: Er, she was hit by a car.

    Clare Quilty: Gee, no wonder she's not here. Gee, you must feel pretty bad about it. W-w-w-w-when uh eh w-what's happening, is she coming out later or something?

    Humbert Humbert: Well, that was the understanding.

    Clare Quilty: What, in an ambulance? Hahahaha! Gee, I'm sorry, I-I-I-shouldn't say that; I get sorta carried away, you know, being so normal and everything.

  • Charlotte Haze: [to Humbert] Oh, you MAN!