Thread: freedom +/vs.belonging
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Old 07.30.2013, 01:22 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by SuchFriendsAreDangerous
Fly in the ointment. What about the experience of rich or wealthy or powerful people in seeking "true love" or even have in-depth relationships with other people in natural ways? Power doesn't buy or coerce authentic relationships or genuine belonging. If anything, quite the opposite no? Don't people tend to resent the person who bullies their way into a group or who abuse other peoples freedom?

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"identity" (group-derived from language, norms, etc) is not about "true love". that's a different category of things.
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