The so-called "desire power"

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It was a chance click that led me here. Those were lazy, carefree days, like a string of wind chimes. The March wind blew into my heart, and outside the southern window, mist and rain lingered, indistinct and ethereal... I, a mere mortal in this world, think like a mortal, ponder like a mortal, unable to cast aside the six senses, unable to sever the seven emotions, my worldly ties not yet severed, thus destined to wander here... I have little experience, but some thoughts. I'll share some views on sex; please forgive any inaccuracies. From the perspective of human nature, sex is the primal driving force of all creation, what Freud called "desire." Driven by "desire," a person's abilities often perform "beyond their normal level." Poets can create masterpieces, warriors can be the bravest in the army, athletes can break world records (if their "desire" is insufficient, they take performance-enhancing drugs and sex hormones), and politicians, driven by "desire," either abdicate the throne (the Duke of Windsor), turn against their cause (Wu Sangui's "anger for a woman"), or wage war (the legend of Troy). Such things are common in reality. Everyone has emotions; it's natural to love what you love. Men and women are both driven by human nature. It's natural for people to be attracted to the opposite sex. Men and women are both driven by human nature. Of course, there are many sources of motivation in life: some love power, some love money, some love God, some love brotherhood... but why can't they love sex? Like cars, some run on gasoline, some on diesel, some on natural gas, and some on electricity, but they all make the four wheels turn, and that's enough. In traditional Chinese thought, people always like to incorporate the motivations behind behavior into a moral code… Moralists want to prohibit it, Confucianists want to criticize it, and legalists want to punish it, but unfortunately, most of their methods are outdated, and none of them have considered leniency; there's always a touch of hypocrisy. In today's society, with its greatly increased tolerance and diversified values, as long as it doesn't harm society or others, wise people know how to maintain a balance. It was an unintentional click that brought me here. Those were lazy days, like a string of wind chimes. The March wind blew into my heart, and outside the southern window, misty rain lingered, seemingly there yet not there… I, a mortal in this world, think what mortals think, feel what mortals feel, unable to cast aside the six senses, unable to sever the seven emotions, my worldly ties not yet severed, thus destined to wander here… I have little experience, but some thoughts. I'll share some views on sex; please forgive any inaccuracies. From the perspective of human nature, sex is the primal driving force of all creation, which Freud called "desire." Driven by "desire," a person's abilities often perform "beyond their normal level." Poets can create masterpieces, warriors can be the bravest in the army, athletes can break world records (if their "desire" is insufficient, they take performance-enhancing drugs and sex hormones), and politicians, driven by "desire," either abdicate the throne (the Duke of Windsor), turn against their cause (Wu Sangui's "anger for a woman"), or wage war (the legend of Troy). Such things are common in reality. Everyone has emotions; it's natural to love what you love. Men and women are both driven by human nature. It's natural for people to be attracted to the opposite sex. Men and women are both driven by human nature. Of course, there are many sources of motivation in life: some love power, some love money, some love God, some love brotherhood... but why can't they love sex? Like cars, some run on gasoline, some on diesel, some on natural gas, and some on electricity, but they all make the four wheels turn, and that's enough. In traditional Chinese thought, people always like to incorporate the motivations behind actions into a moral code… Moralists want to prohibit, Confucianists want to criticize, and legalists want to punish, but unfortunately, most of their methods are outdated, and none of them consider mitigation; there's always a touch of hypocrisy. In today's society, with its greatly increased tolerance and diversified values, wise people know how to maintain a balance, as long as they don't harm society or others. It's impossible for young people of the opposite sex not to develop feelings for each other. While showcasing themselves and trying to conquer each other, a great deal of "desire" is inevitably generated. When the air is filled with the fragrance of flowers and hormones, take a few deep breaths; it will make work enjoyable and life passionate.

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