Quotes by Neel Burton, For Better For Worse: Should I Get Married?

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Ultimately, loneliness is not the experience of lacking but the experience of living. It is part and parcel of the human — Neel Burton, For Better For Worse: Should I Get Married?
By diverting the Dionysian impulse into special rites on special days, the orgy kept it under control, preventing it fro — Neel Burton, For Better For Worse: Should I Get Married?
Just as Prometheus delivered stolen fire to man, so Eve, and the serpent, delivered man into self-consciousness, setting — Neel Burton, For Better For Worse: Should I Get Married?
The marriage ceremony is sexist beyond parody. The bride appears in a fussy white dress that symbolizes her virtue and v — Neel Burton, For Better For Worse: Should I Get Married?
Solitude removes us from the mindless humdrum of everyday life into a higher consciousness which reconnects us with ours — Neel Burton, For Better For Worse: Should I Get Married?
Just as we use speech and gestures to communicate, so we use touch. Words can say, ‘I love you’, but touch can also say — Neel Burton, For Better For Worse: Should I Get Married?