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#adultery

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Husband: a man with hopes of being a lover who settles for being a provider, causing his wife to grow suspicious of her depleting jewelry box. ↗


— Bauvard


#funny #husband #providing #funny

I am a few years older now and I know this: There are tastes of mouths I could not have lived without; there are times I’ve pretended it was just about the sex because I couldn’t stand the way my heart was about to burst with happiness and awe and I couldn’t be that vulnerable, not again, not with this one. That waiting to have someone’s stolen seconds can burn you alive. That the shittiest thing you can do in the world is lie to someone you love; also that there are certain times you have no other choice – not honoring this fascination, this car crash of desire, is also a lie. That there is power in having someone risk everything for you. That there is nothing more frightening than being willing to take this freefall. That it is not as simple as we were always promised. Love – at least the pair-bonded, prescribed love – does not conquer all. ↗


— Daphne Gottlieb


#love #love

Nothing optional—from homosexuality to adultery—is ever made punishable unless those who do the prohibiting (and exact the fierce punishments) have a repressed desire to participate. As Shakespeare put it in King Lear, the policeman who lashes the whore has a hot need to use her for the very offense for which he plies the lash. ↗


— Christopher Hitchens


#closeted #homosexuality #hypocrisy #prohibition #religion

Society can overlook murder, adultery or swindling; it never forgives preaching of a new gospel. ↗


— Edmund Burke


#forgives #gospel #murder #never #new

The first breath of adultery is the freest; after it, constraints aping marriage develop. ↗


— John Updike


#after #breath #constraints #develop #first

The task of an American writer is not to describe the misgivings of a woman taken in adultery as she looks out of a window at the rain but to describe four hundred people under the lights reaching for a foul ball. This is ceremony. ↗


— John Cheever


#american #american writer #ball #ceremony #describe






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