Should married people be allowed to sleep with other people?

Originally posted by Aster Phoenix
Because I am neither that petty nor that cruel.

🙄

man, you are so smart, you have shown me.

boy, I couldn't get you to clarify something on a discussion message board. You have really been the more mature debater today. lol, better go wipe that egg off my face, because, boy, hoo wee!

so, totally unrelated, but if you just want to spout ambiguous rabble and not discuss it at any depth other than you just repeating the same statement, why not start a blog?

Originally posted by inimalist

boy, I couldn't get you to clarify something on a discussion message board.

Not in the exact way you wanted me to, no. As I said, if your looking for a debate where you get to write the answers as well as the questions. Put it down in a script and give it to people willing to act it out.

I have told you and explained my views on love.

We are now at a take it or leave it stage.

Originally posted by Aster Phoenix
I have told you and explained my views on love.

no, you have yet to explain anything. My only request is a simple explanation of what an affectionate emotional response is.

Originally posted by Aster Phoenix
We are now at a take it or leave it stage.

thats fine, nobody is forcing you to keep posting. You are welcome to leave me with the last word on the matter

Originally posted by inimalist
no, you have yet to explain anything. My only request is a simple explanation of what an affectionate emotional response is.

thats fine, nobody is forcing you to keep posting. You are welcome to leave me with the last word on the matter

Learn about grammar and that, Aster.

Originally posted by Aster Phoenix
I have explained things, simply not in the way you want.

would you kindly quote me where you have explained what an affectionate emotional response is?

Originally posted by Aster Phoenix
Your really that petty?

you haven't stopped posting 😉

Originally posted by inimalist
would you kindly quote me where you have explained what an affectionate emotional response is?

you haven't stopped posting 😉

And this is starting to border on trolling.

Originally posted by Aster Phoenix
As I said a dictionary should be sufficient.

And this is starting to border on trolling.

How on earth would a dictionary be sufficient at explaining something so personal and subjective in nature?

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
How on earth would a dictionary be sufficient at explaining something so personal and subjective in nature?

I don't see it completely in those terms though.

Originally posted by Aster Phoenix
I don't see it completely in those terms though.

You worship the devil don't you...?

Originally posted by Aster Phoenix
I don't see it completely in those terms though.

Please, do explain.

Originally posted by Aster Phoenix
As I said a dictionary should be sufficient.

lol

no dictionary has a definition for "affectionate emotional response". It would define each term, but like I have said, for any functional purpose, it is essentially meaningless unless you are willing to expand on how it is you are using the full term.

for instance, a search on PubMed, where scientific literature about biology and medicine/life sciences/computer intelligence/tons of other stuff is stored, returned no results for that phrase. So, its obviously something you made up.

so again, why not just post an explanation?

Originally posted by Aster Phoenix
And this is starting to border on trolling.

I'm confident, feel free to report me

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
Please, do explain.

THE HORROR!!!!!

Originally posted by inimalist
lol

no dictionary has a definition for "affectionate emotional response". It would define each term,

And your incapable of understanding the phrase given the meaning of the words involved?

Please, do explain.

I don't build love up in my mind to be this grand and miraculous thing beyond definition or description the way some people seem to.

Originally posted by Aster Phoenix
And your incapable of understanding the phrase given the meaning of the words involved?

yes, this is exactly what I am expressing to you

in my understanding of human behaviour, the term you have said might as well be "indigo starlight response"

Originally posted by inimalist
yes, this is exactly what I am expressing to you

in my understanding of human behaviour, the term you have said might as well be "indigo starlight response"

Then that is a result of a lack of comprehension on your part.

Originally posted by Aster Phoenix
Then that is a result of a lack of comprehension on your part.

cool

I bet I look dumb

by the way, did you happen to think of a response to the amygdala example I gave you?

Originally posted by Aster Phoenix
I don't build love up in my mind to be this grand and miraculous thing beyond definition or description the way some people seem to.

So you're saying that an "affectionate emotional response" is exclusive to love?

It's not about whether it can be defined, but whether that definition would be sufficient.

Originally posted by inimalist
cool

I bet I look dumb

Thats not something I can answer.

So you're saying that an "affectionate emotional response" is exclusive to love?

It's not about whether it can be defined, but whether that definition would be sufficient.

For me it is.

Originally posted by inimalist
by the way, did you happen to think of a response to the amygdala example I gave you?

not that I'm expecting much