Is it normal to be super curious about everything?

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All my life there has been one outstanding characteristic about me that defines me in life, viz., curiosity. I used to groove on the tales of Sherlock Holmes. Even Lieutenant Columbo intrigued me because he appeared so humbled by the rich people he would interrogate before driving home in his old wreck of a car. And in the end he had the answer much to the surprise of the superior rich people.

I have always had a secret conviction that I could figure out most of the meaning of life and so I have read and studied philosophy, science, etc. a lot, realizing finally that it's probably futile since one answer I arrived at was that the meaning of life is peanut butter as suggested by Larry King.

But I can't break the habit of curiosity and my Beautiful Princess has often warned me that curiosity killed the cat, and so I should be, in the words of Elmer Fudd, "vewy, vewy careful."

Is it normal to be so driven by curiosity about everything from String Theory to aberrant sex practices among the natives of the South Foo Foo Islands.

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  • myboyfriendsbitch
    11 years ago

    You sound cool. I'm guessing you are a very creative person. You link seemingly unrelated input together to form new ideas and i can totally relate to that. This sort of thought process really helps me improve as an artist. Life is so much more beautiful and interesting when you see everything as meaningful and when you believe the secrets of life are all around us, covered in the dust of various subjects and trivial phenomena.

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    • kinklu
      11 years ago

      That's so eloquent that I'm not going to say anything except that yes, I completely agree.

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  • Terence_the_viking
    11 years ago

    Sounds like you never grew up.

    Which is cool.

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    • kinklu
      11 years ago

      Yeah, I grew up, but you don't have to be in a hurry to grow old. I suspect that when you finally achieve full maturity, that's when you kick the bucket and go on to the next chapter. Right now, I'm having too much fun in this chapter.

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  • kinklu
    11 years ago

    I just call her my Princess. I am kinky, however. I was always the "head of the house" and all that 1960's malarkey. Now we are more equal and I go out of my way to serve her daily by doing anything she feels like she needs in a somewhat ritualistic manner. It's reminiscent of dominance/submission where I serve her. It does wonders for our relationship.

    She stayed home with the children while I went to college and grad school. I got the education and the glory and now, I try to make it up to her for being such a good wife and mother of our kids.

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  • VioletTrees
    11 years ago

    Your "Beautiful Princess"? Are you in some sort of fantasy themed BDSM relationship?

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  • dirtybirdy
    11 years ago

    I must disagree with larry king. The meaning of life is almond butter. Made with organic dry roasted unblanched almonds. No salt added. Orgasmic. I'd like to see elmer fudd and yosemite sam battle it out, then all of lifes questions will be answered. Also, your last paragraph, is that a reference for a tampon? It is to me. That is all.

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    • kinklu
      11 years ago

      Reference to a tampon? No, but it's good to see that I'm not the only one in the universe who thinks that way. Elmer Fudd says, 'Be vewy, vewy careful. If you pull the string, the universe will turn upside down.'

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  • Jeaneathean
    11 years ago

    You possess an admirable quality.

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