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Afraid To Love Too Widely
This ancient apposition between fear and love, distrust and trust, where fear reigns, love has already faded into too-distant hope; where love co-integrates fear can naught but evaporate. Dipolar appositions are bipolar oppositions wearing newer wings of more robustly Win+Win polyculturing wealth impoverishing Win v Lose anti-resilient not so brilliant polarizing pathology. Appositional contrasts speak in transliterating dialects trusting co-passionate truths of balanced resonance and distrusting degenerating dissonance, arrogance, confusion, apathy, absence of sustaining interdependent curiosity, dipolar co-gravitating courage. Those who dance through polyamorous designs for polyculturing love's integrative outcomes, extinguish LeftBrain's angry anthropocentric fears disintegrating narcissistic outgo.
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