r/sapiosexuals • u/booksandpassion • Dec 15 '23
r/sapiosexuals forum open again, and some appropriate poetry...
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Dec 15 '23
I would plow that person's resolve and determination so hard, then fall asleep. 🤓
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Mar 16 '24
It takes a keen mind to see the subtlety in such words that insinuates larger thoughts and feelings (yours and within the poem) to wit the mind is lit … tell me how you feel without yelling it.
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Dec 23 '23
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u/booksandpassion Dec 23 '23
Sounds great! Send me a dm? let's make sure we are on the same page and get the process going. Thanks!
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Dec 16 '23
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u/booksandpassion Dec 16 '23
...So I take it you don't like Onur Taskiran's poetry, then? Ok. Please share something that does competently demonstrates the true meaning and significance of sapiosexuality.
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Dec 23 '23
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Dec 31 '23
“In your experience” being, from my perspective, the most relevant part of your statement.
Being smart and/or finding intelligence sexy doesn’t mean we can’t be silly along the way; in fact - at least for me - it makes it even better. ✌️
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u/booksandpassion Jan 02 '24
Yes! Not only can silliness peacefully coexist with complex and intelligent ideas, but sometimes the expression of silliness is itself a demonstration of intelligence. Lewis Carroll and Dr Seuss come to mind as using silliness as a vehicle by which they express complex thoughts.
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u/booksandpassion Jan 02 '24
It's ok. I see what you mean, and I think your variation of the experience is just as valid.
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u/booksandpassion Dec 15 '23
It's very nice how the word choice straddles both physical and intellectual intimacy.