The Golden Ass of Lucius Apuleius.

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As I understand the above it is in allegory of the exploration of Masculinity and Femininity primarily intended to demonstrate from the Masculine orientation its overt baseness and non comprehension of the feminine.

 

[nicklebleu]

@STARSEED - you have recently started a flurry of threads, but they do not contribute much the way you post them.

Take for instance this one - there is not much information about what this topic is. I personally don’t know anything about ‘The Golden Ass of Lucius Apuleius’. So rather then to assume that everybody else knows what this is all about, a better way would be to post a summary of this topic and give some indication how you view that this is an ‘allegory of the exploration of Maculinity abnd Femininity’.

Then a fruitful discussion becomes possible, otherwise most will browse through your one-to-two-liner posts and move on.

 

[jhonny]

So rather then to assume that everybody else knows what this is all about, a better way would be to post a summary of this topic and give some indication how you view that this is an ‘allegory of the exploration of Maculinity abnd Femininity’.

Or you can also use the forum search button located at the top right of the screen, next to the small bell, to see if there is already an open thread on the topic you want to discuss or are interested in learning about.

 

[STARSEED]

@STARSEED - you have recently started a flurry of threads, but they do not contribute much the way you post them.

Take for instance this one - there is not much information about what this topic is. I personally don’t know anything about ‘The Golden Ass of Lucius Apuleius’. So rather then to assume that everybody else knows what this is all about, a better way would be to post a summary of this topic and give some indication how you view that this is an ‘allegory of the exploration of Maculinity abnd Femininity’.

Then a fruitful discussion becomes possible, otherwise most will browse through your one-to-two-liner posts and move on.

I take your point. Maybe I assume too much.!