--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, grate.swan <no_re...@...> wrote: > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Duveyoung <no_reply@> wrote: > > > > Grate Swan, > > > > I'll reply to your post. Several others have elbowed me, er, it was me wasn't it? -- for having some sort of high-hatting snobby attitude about strip club dancers. And your post seems to meta-talk about the "kind of folks" into which my detractors would group me, so maybe you and I can have an actual discussion about this set of issues without getting personal as Turq did. > > > > Whenever I left a bar or strip club, believe me, no one inside them thought I was high hatting. I look into a person's eyes, and they usually look back and see my heart there. I look at almost all people as being victims of the world's marauders, > > >and a girl in a strip club is almost always someone who has been in some deep psychological straits. > > That appears to be based on your speculation and perhaps intuition. Which may over time have been found to be good truth baromoters for yourself. However, there is no reason for me to gauge truth by such. > > I can think of a number of reasons why the truth may be opposite of what you propose. First, it takes some bit of self-confidence, and non- attachment to get naked in front of strangers. Though most strip clubs appear to be merely topless not fully nude. I imagine (which is only that) there may be a well cultured sense of "I am not the body" developed amongst dancers. And not being much affected by others opinions. Far more healthy traits than many long term meditators display. >
More likely "I am ONLY my body" I'd have thought?
