To: K-list 
Recieved: 2000/06/29  01:46  
Subject: [K-list] move along 
From: lobster
  
On 2000/06/29  01:46, lobster posted thus to the K-list: 
> El:  How does it feel to remove an "outward mask"?  Wet, itchy, springtime 
> fresh?  Pray tell what feeling authenticates proper mask removal?  And how 
> many inward masks are under the outward mask?  I've tallied 7230 of my own 
so 
> far, but I lose count easily...
 
Hell 
Low 
El,
 
It feels the opposite of the way you feel most of the time. 
Liberating.
 
>  Lobster wrote: 
> 
> <<  It quite often does, however it may cause resentment and inner 
rejection. 
> >> 
> 
> El:  To me it is akin to smiling pleasantly while stabbing someone, or 
> spitting in someone's face, then telling them, "Have a nice day."  Seems 
> somewhat lacking in sincerity to me.  What is "inner rejection"?  Like 
what 
> happens to a failed liver transplant?  This is really dangerous!  We 
should 
> post a list warning that anyone with a transplanted organ should avoid 
this 
> list, lest they experience inner rejection after someone socks it to them 
in 
> a post that ends with "Love", "Blessings," ad nauseum... especially 
because 
> many will forget to add the magic <> cancellation.
 
I have no desire for you to have a nice day. 
I have big claws and I am quite happy to use them on you. 
That is after all the stimulation you require. 
You want to be hurt - so if you can not hurt yourself 
you get others to do it . . . 
As a practicing Satanist I am happy to send you a curse 
that will cause all the pain (no growth without struggle right) 
and stimulation you require . . . 
Just say the word. 
Of course if you require something else 
Just say the word . . . 
Of course you can not trust a Satanist 
can you? 
Being as chaotic and malleable as you are at present 
I guess you can not even trust yourself . . .
 
> El:  Being true to myself sometimes come across unpleasantly, depending on 
> the receiver.  It may even seem false by someone else's standards.  The 
> paradox is that in a sense, we're all genuinely ourselves no matter how we 
> are, which includes being self-deluded, dishonest, bullshit blathering 
> psuedo-facsimiles of anti-spiritual nonreality.  For me, being true to 
myself 
> mostly consists of letting go of any idea of who I think I should be and 
to 
> the best of my ability, letting my heart be my guide.  I have no idea what 
> I'm going to say or do from one moment to the next; I surprise myself all 
the 
> time.  And I'm always learning more about "me," about "us," about life, 
> and... (Dare I say it?  Here, it's such a controversial, convoluted word 
and 
> everybody thinks they have a monopoly on what it means.  Oh, why not? 
I've 
> already got both feet in the fire.)... ta da: Spirituality!
 
mmm . . . 
well the above all seems authentic. 
You only seemed concerned with your spirituality. 
In other words you have no responsibility. 
Such an attitude carries responsibilities . . .
 
Be Well 
Lobster (curses or blessings by arrangement)
 
PS. I have sent a taster with this message. 
If you require something stronger . . . 
just say the word . . .
 
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