This may not be exactly the same subject being discussed, but it is along the same lines. In the 70's there were books written about "Subliminal seduction." Is it true that one one can be "seduced" by what one reads or sees in a picture and not know it?
Are you calling Tony a liar?Originally Posted by cacian
A what???I thought Tony was tony.
Hi Motherof8. Thank you for posting this.
I have never heard of subliminal seduction it sounds rather intriguing.
I myself never experienced seduction at a literary level nor ever taken fancy to a picture.
I guess this concept is along the line of someone liking somebody 'off the telly'.
Or liking someone because they were famous Justin Beber fever comes to mind.
I only relate to people face to face.
I get no seduction of a book computer screen or telly for some reason.
How about you?
Last edited by cacian; 09-20-2012 at 03:05 AM.
it may never try
but when it does it sigh
it is just that
good
it fly
Tony is a Tony, but by questioning the truth of his words you question his very identity, if would lie but once who is to say that he is truly Tony? Tony is a Tony, but by questing the honesty of anything he says you are denying him his right to be Tony.A what???
Very eloquently put - Jeffersonian in fact. My lowly retort was gonna be "I AM SO NOT A LIARand then I planned to stomp off the internet.
I questioned not the truth but the answer I was given.
I followed my instinct and replied to rectify or subject the interlocutor with another question to check upon the validity of the subject.
I neither denied him the right to be himself nor have I accused him of anything.
That is you sir that thought those words not I.
it may never try
but when it does it sigh
it is just that
good
it fly
I was just in that bookshop and saw him. Tony is right....
Before sunlight can shine through a window, the blinds must be raised - American Proverb
It's all that beauty and genius! It just can't be denied.
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