The Mighty Son of Crom

Tales of Crimrose B. Cosmo : VI

 

 

 

 

Was there art in the way the barbarians carried out their lives? Perhaps. It is imperative that the mind undertake a play with its knowledge for the benefit of the passions. This helps both of them to attain a common view of themselves and their individual natures.

 

Notwithstanding the strength or gentility of issues, it is common to find that both sexes like to do things together as friends and perhaps as lovers. I suppose its something in the way men and women may have begun their experience as one and then underwent a division for greater vigor in their activity.

 

The fact that it takes no less than a Conan to do it indicates that it cannot be done without a fight. This translates into the workplace as situations with the boss, a fragmented family, financial problems and perhaps the meagre experience of a social well being.

 

At issue is the affirmative aspect of the mind's experience, the way it enages the other sex for its self confidence and assurance. No doubt they would both do that in a way that trades their time in between their natures.

 

I suppose the way we started out would have been great but today it persuades both sides of the sexual fence to hog a little of that and pretend that, if push comes to shove, they don,'t really need the other. The play here focusses on calling out their bluff and to get them to work harder at bringing themselves together again.

 

Put together as a standard quality in the human experience, such a condition exists in the whole world today. Nobody is alone as far as the experience of these issues are concerned and often its a great help to share one's experiences with others in writing and thinking about it. Some issues are straightforward and others less so. Then there are those in which you'll have to make a fist, squint the eye, snarl and say ' Crom!'

 

 

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