This is http://www.essayz.com/a9412162.htm Previous-Essay <== This-Essay ==> Following-Essay Click HERE on this line to find essays via Your-Key-Words. {Most frequent wordstarts of each essay will be put here.} ========================================================== %TRUE JOY FULFILLMENT SATISFACTION PLEASURE HAPPY+941216 %HEALTHY MUTUAL VULNERABILITY IMAGE VISION DREAM+941216 %REPRESS INHIBIT PROHIBIT REPRESS CONTROL DISCIPLE 941216 True joy, fulfillment, satisfaction, pleasure and happiness entail mutual vulnerability and risks. Insecure people seek to be in control, they cannot tolerate true: joy, fulfillment, satisfaction, pleasure, and happiness---or the mutual vulnerability and risks which they entail; because: 1. The reservation of all possible joy, fulfillment, satisfaction, pleasure and happiness to be used as rewards for conformal behavior---improves dominant people's power and their opportunities to exercise control over other people's: perceptions, feelings, thoughts, dialogue, decisions, actions, guilt and shame. 2. The inhibition of mutual vulnerability reduces the supply of true: joy, fulfillment, satisfaction, pleasure and happiness---making people willing to pay a high price for them in terms of conformal behavior; including the prices of the sacrifice of honesty, personal integrity and communal integrity, and the loss of true security enjoyed as the freedom to be safely vulnerable. 3. Insecure people cannot think about the possibilities of mutual healthy vulnerability or about the risks of the loss of control which is entailed in mutual healthy vulnerability---it is unthinkable, taboo, inexpressible. 4. True images, visions and dreams of mutual healthy vulnerability are absent from many people's lives: due to a lack of real experiences which have entailed mutual healthy vulnerability. If one has always lived in an addictive, manipulative, coercive, dishonest society---one may never have experienced or witnessed instances of true mutual healthy vulnerability; and cannot have images, visions or dreams of such a strange phenomena. They may be beyond imagination and desire. (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy) ==========================================================