I dont know what this is, but you could call it a thought: Every woman was at one point a baby. Every baby in question was grown inside a woman, and depended upon all the same bodily functions of life that the mother did. Same blood, same food, etc. The baby is practically part of the mother. It is feasible then to imply that the baby and mother were a singular living being at one point. When the mother dies, barring some tragedy, the daughter lives. So is the mother really dead if something that spawned from her remains alive? Is there even a mother? A daughter? If this relationship between mother and daughter exists theoretically, what then becomes of the relationship between a granddaughter and her grandmother? Are they the same living being once removed? And what happens when you consider TWO OR THREE daughters per mother? By this logic all of womankind could be considered one giant living being which fractals itself over time. What does this make men? Are we just the tool which allows this process to take place? Or are we part of this system, too? Are all living things somehow connected like this? Is life just one cosmic being spilling over itself across the perception of time? Are we all just caught in this cycle of birth and rebirth, blind to the memories of our past lives? No. Weirdo. Why would you even ask that?
Posted on: Thu, 22 May 2014 08:48:04 +0000
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