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History and Theory of Literary Self-Translation
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CORE CONCEPTS
Like I said, I’m NOT saying that you should go out and cheat on your partner or take part in weird orgies. But I am saying that as human beings we are ALWAYS going to want and CRAVE variety. This goes for women as well as men.
The fact that we can CHOOSE not to indulge in this desire for variety is part of what makes us human and not monkeys. I think of the monogamy thing a little bit like I think of flying. Man was not meant to fly, but through a lot of hard work we figured out how to do it anyway. We’re not meant to be monogamous either, but through a lot of work we can not only do it but be really satisfied by it. You’ll have a much happier relationship with your husband/boyfriend/wife/girlfriend/significant other/1966 Chevy if you let yourself admit that just like you, your partner is human, makes mistakes and has cravings and desires they can’t control.
Core Concept #6: The Now One of the things I love about texting is how immediate it is. You send a text, and in an instant it bounces off some satellite, bores its way into your partner’s pocket and sends a little electric thrill across the planet. In other words, texting lives in the now. One of the most dangerous things you can do in a relationship is “live outside the now.” All the time I meet couples who are so focused on where their relationship has been (good or bad) or where it might be going (“what if she breaks up with me?”) that they totally forget to actually BE in the relationship NOW.
Cool fact: Memories don’t exist. Seriously. Talk to any neuroscientist and they’ll tell you that what we think we’re remembering we’re actually creating. When you remember that Black Sabbath concert you went to as a kid, you’re actually sending electrical signals all across your brain, picking up little pieces of data about “Black Sabbath Concert” and then creating a memory like a painter creates a landscape he saw once long ago. Memories are created anew every time we access them. This is why eyewitness testimony is so useless in court and why focusing on the past in your relationship won’t get you anywhere. 41
