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senecax: fight-philosopher, martial-artist, combat-author
co-conspirator---The Seneca files

Ancient, Present and Post-Modern Fight Clubs

About the Seneca files

Thu Nov 26, 2009, 5:20 AM
jetZig and I have been joking about "jetSen Productions" having found a way, after three years of communicating with each other, to blend our interests into a single focus. The Seneca files started with jetZig's doing a portrait of my "alter-ego" persona--Seneca-- as a character who was connected to the Private Clubs jZ was doing in 2009. My online personality became "real" in the jetZig universe and indeed part of my psyche is very much connected with that world. I guess that is what happens when two people with similar interests continue to communicate and share their imaginary systems-- his in images and mine in words. I am very pleased to be working with him on this project, shaping the story and contributing text to such amazing works of art. Try reading it through starting from TSF--I and onwards and tell us your thoughts.

Technical problems were solved with Slaughter TSF VIII and if you have not seen the larger version -go back and check it out as we re-uploaded yesterday evening.

senecax

  • Mood: Neutral
  • Listening to: nothing
  • Reading: Themis, origins of Greek Religion
  • Watching: leaves falling
  • Playing: chess
  • Eating: toast
  • Drinking: coffee

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:icontheblindbat:
Thanks for the :+devwatch:!

:D

I see you like hardened battle women, nothing cutesy. ;)

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:iconsenecax:
Yep. Foxy boxers and jello wrestlers need not apply.
:icontheblindbat:
So :thumb120082419: was too cutesy? ;)

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:icontheblindbat:
Bleh, stupid thumb links don't work in comments? Anyway, I was referring to this link and wondering if it was too cutesy or not. I thought she was a little rough around the edges, myself. ;)

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:iconsharpiechick:
I'm curious to hear about the matriarchy in which you were raised, but reluctant to clutter up Lanista's page with a different discussion.

I see you are from the United States. By my understanding, that means you were raised in a patriarchy. It is evident in everything, from the "Founding Fathers" and the fact that women are only recently being considered human beings capapble of voting and other cognizant thought, to the plethora of female images that are sold by the media, press and corporations to their unsuspecting puppets, We the People.

Wow, I do sound quite serious - but it really does bother me how few people are aware of to what extent we are the tools of capitalist forces. Women are sold because men are willing to buy, and people are willing to profit off of anything. Women are suckered into allowing this because they've been brainwashed to aspire towards a knight in shining armor or a perfect wedding, and told they will be undesireable if they *don't* play along and torture themselves mentally, physically and monetarily, into becoming a fabricated ideal.

... I just can't stop myself. I'm sorry, lol. But really - I am interested in hearing why you think you were raised in a matriarchy. I love talking about this stuff.

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:iconsenecax:
Sorry, I thought I was repling on Lanista's page when I suggested a Note . I'm fine here...
As a longtime marxist, post-structuralist philosopher I agree. Men and women are brought into an instrumental objectification by capitalist forces. My "matricarchy" is a result of a doomed and damged patriarchy-- dead men thru war-- women surviving. BUt the psyche of young boys suffers in all of this as well.
:iconsenecax:
You are thinking politically; I am thinking psychologically. See ya' in NOTES? But please read my journals.
:iconblades-123:
Thank you for including "Arena Scene" in your Collection, it is, as always,very much appreciated. :) :party:

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