"You completed me" Paracelsus real deepswarm 10/07/24 (Mon) 08:28:10 No. 139
Why they like to say, "You have completed me", or "Without you there is no me", or "By seeing you, I see myself", or "If I forget you, I lose myself" things like that… I guess they really like using this sort of sentences to express their love, devotion to lover, or devotion to the God, but apart from this decent reason, some really thought about themselves like this. Soberly, this Novalis-like thinking about love (not exactly) has never applied to me. I don't think any one person can make me whole or bring me closer to the God in union with them. Tbh It's a really common and religious idea, but its cringe to me. Even if we want to connect the self with God, there is no need to put a mirror (beloved) between them. There is no intermediary between oneself and God. Sometimes they think I am the purest of angels, sometimes they think I am the most evil of demons; they think I have messed up their lives, and they also think I have made them whole. Trash. In my case, my conclusion is always only this: they will only be my enemies. Precisely speaking everyone finally became my enemies, and regarding the ever exsited romantic relationship, it makes the resentment deeper.
Digdeepest real deepswarm 10/07/24 (Mon) 08:47:34 No. 140
Any works of art that I align to complete me. Bruegel's paintings complete me, an enormous number of compositions complete me. Bohor and so on definitely complete me, but artists or any individuals couldn't complete me in any sense. An individual's works could "complete" me but this individual cannot. If there is a work of art, of love, a result of love, then it might be possible to complete me in the sense of, art.