The deadly condition of pleasure

Although it sounds paradoxical pleasure limitations imposed by the laws protect our lives.

At least in Argentina and Uruguay, while listening to this dialogue:

- How you doing, Joe?;
- Ja! I have fear that I do better!

In all Spanish-speaking peoples, people may say that someone "died of laughter" or that "roared with laughter" and if that someone misheard the word, perhaps say "It 'unscrewed' of laughter '.

The French call orgasm "little death" and when someone received a psychoanalytic interpretation rich, successful than most, perhaps enthusiastically say that the professional "killed him the interpretation."

In popular parlance, the words pleasure and enjoyment function as synonymous, but there is a nuance that psychoanalysis is worth considering, not knowing the jargon of the profession but to consider a transcendental idea.

Some analysts believe that by "enjoyment" should mean a certain feeling psychophysical sensations loaded so ambiguous as to make think of "enjoy life" and the "fear of death".

Therefore popular expressions remembered above warn us that not only do analysts ambivalent interpretation of "enjoy".

Summarize the concept by saying that sometimes enjoyed it so much we are afraid of losing their lives and find it reasonable because dying is running out of desire.

Certain situations can provoke intense pleasurable fear that in such circumstances all our desire is exhausted and lose life.

This sentiment seems realistic because the boredom, the boredom, the total lack of interest (desire) by what surrounds us, causes us to think or apathy is deadly.

If this reasoning were correct then the limitations imposed by the laws pleasure protect our lives.

Note: Original in Spanish (without translation by Google): La condición mortífera del placer.

 

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