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noname223
Archangel
- Aug 18, 2020
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The answer of David Foster Wallace is the following-
He consistently argued that the pursuit of instant gratification including the "bizarre adolescent idea that getting to have sex with whomever one wants whenever one wants is a cure for ontological despair"—is actually a source of profound loneliness, emptiness, and self-contempt.
The irony is DFW always talked how lonely sex with strangers was. But he had a lot of sex with strangers.
I think a personal relationship would be more important to me and an emotional bonding. I am a man by the way. Lol. The thought of being able to sleep with anyone you want (I think one should emphasize in this scenario there is obviousyl consent) is thrilling. But it might become boring and meaningless after a while. But I am not fully sure.
He consistently argued that the pursuit of instant gratification including the "bizarre adolescent idea that getting to have sex with whomever one wants whenever one wants is a cure for ontological despair"—is actually a source of profound loneliness, emptiness, and self-contempt.
The irony is DFW always talked how lonely sex with strangers was. But he had a lot of sex with strangers.
I think a personal relationship would be more important to me and an emotional bonding. I am a man by the way. Lol. The thought of being able to sleep with anyone you want (I think one should emphasize in this scenario there is obviousyl consent) is thrilling. But it might become boring and meaningless after a while. But I am not fully sure.