La Mente de Morciglio te invita a descubrir nuevas fronteras y a conquistarlas junto a ella.
Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
Demente
Another poem, in Spanish, collaborating with national poetry writing month.
Demente
¡Demencia,
demencia, demencia colectiva!
nuestros roles fueron escogidos antes de nuestro nacimiento
por el mismo sistema que ahora nos nutre."
es porque no quiere aceptar
que es un monigote más..."
ya nadie quiere lograr
una emancipación intelectual.
¿Cómo
podemos lograr nuestra revolución humana,
¿Dónde está
tu libertad?
¡Tú no
eres libre!
Tu
estas atado al sistema,
tú sigues sus reglas,
te adaptas,
asimilas
y te acomodas.
¡Demencia,
demencia, demencia colectiva!
V ive
tus mentiras,
C ómelas
como miel.
Trágalas
y cágalas;
mientras
el sistema te escupe la cara
!Marginal!
¡Siempre
serás parte de la demencia, demencia, demencia colectiva!
Demente
Estas
son las cosas que se me vienen en la mente y le dije:
"Apenas
solo somos un constructo social,nuestros roles fueron escogidos antes de nuestro nacimiento
por el mismo sistema que ahora nos nutre."
Pero
nadie me entiende...
Ella leyó
el texto, lo examinó y esta fue su conclusión:
"La
persona quien diga que no está de acuerdo con este pensar, es porque no quiere aceptar
que es un monigote más..."
¡Demencia,
demencia, demencia colectiva!
Todos
quieren ser libres
pero
nadie quiere independizarse del sistema,ya nadie quiere lograr
una emancipación intelectual.
si
apenas podemos aceptar
que solo somos un constructo social
y nada más?tú sigues sus reglas,
te adaptas,
asimilas
y te acomodas.
Monday, April 14, 2014
Intel
One poem per day in collaboration with national writing poetry month.
Intel
Did you realize no one could see inside your views?
Did you realize just when the sun belonged to you?
---------------------------------------------------
I don’t want to hurt you…
but the reasons are plenty here.
'Cause we all know
that you’ve been guilty;
and I‘m starting to get scared of me.
-----------------------------------
We gotta try a little harder.
We gotta try a little stronger.
We gotta try a little deeper.
----------------------------------
Let this sink in.
It could be sweet,
like a long forgotten dream.
-----------------------------------------------------
It's time you know that
we don’t need them.
'cause I don’t wanna lose;
what we had last time
before you were leaving.
-----------------------------------------------
We don’t get something for nothing.
When will you try a little harder?
We could be sweeter than yesterday.
Intel
Did you realize no one could see inside your views?
Did you realize just when the sun belonged to you?
---------------------------------------------------
I don’t want to hurt you…
but the reasons are plenty here.
'Cause we all know
that you’ve been guilty;
and I‘m starting to get scared of me.
-----------------------------------
We gotta try a little harder.
We gotta try a little stronger.
We gotta try a little deeper.
----------------------------------
Let this sink in.
It could be sweet,
like a long forgotten dream.
-----------------------------------------------------
It's time you know that
we don’t need them.
'cause I don’t wanna lose;
what we had last time
before you were leaving.
-----------------------------------------------
We don’t get something for nothing.
When will you try a little harder?
We could be sweeter than yesterday.
Sunday, April 13, 2014
The Dame
Sunday poetry, still doing the challenge for national poetry writing month: one poem per day for the whole month of April.
The Dame
She could be sweet
like a lucid dream.
I don't know much about her.
"Please can you stay
for a while to share my grief?"
She pleaded to me.
It was such a lonely day,
and she always felt lonely.
I never walked away from her.
Because I have always been a wandering star,
Blackened and darkened for ever.
Those who have seen beneath my eyes
have known me forever.
In this town of suffering
I am her only comfort.
I am her only wandering star
preserved in darkness forever.
The Dame
She could be sweet
like a lucid dream.
I don't know much about her.
"Please can you stay
for a while to share my grief?"
She pleaded to me.
It was such a lonely day,
and she always felt lonely.
I never walked away from her.
Because I have always been a wandering star,
Blackened and darkened for ever.
Those who have seen beneath my eyes
have known me forever.
In this town of suffering
I am her only comfort.
I am her only wandering star
preserved in darkness forever.
Saturday, April 12, 2014
Stasis
Saturday night and before I head out, I leave another poem, commemorating National Poetry Writing Month. I have become fond of this exercise, it has proven to be very motivating; I even added pictorial imagery.
Stasis
The transhumanizer in him comes out to become one.
No one can find the fantasies
hidden in your subconscious
Does anybody loves him?
Not like he was loved before.
Secret lies, curdled up
in fantasies of screams.
Endless vows.
Take a ride,
take a bite at me
until you're loved.
Cause all you'll have left are the memories from yesterday.
Stasis
The transhumanizer in him comes out to become one.
No one can find the fantasies
hidden in your subconscious
Does anybody loves him?
Not like he was loved before.
Secret lies, curdled up
in fantasies of screams.
Endless vows.
Take a ride,
take a bite at me
until you're loved.
Cause all you'll have left are the memories from yesterday.
Friday, April 11, 2014
El Dinero
El
Dinero
¿Quién
es tu Dios?
Yo, el Dinero.
¡Arrodíllate ante mí! Si me tienes.
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
$$$$$$$$$
¡Soy tu
Dios; Yo, el Dinero!
Cómeme,
Digiéreme;
Sin mí
no eres nada.
Tienes
tus manos atadas, a mí, tu Dios; el Dinero.
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
$$$$$$$
Me necesitas para comprar tus porquerías,
Me
necesitas para que tu familia sobreviva,
Me
necesitas para ser feliz en tus días,
Me
necesitas, Soy tu Dios; el Dinero.
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
$$$$$$$
¡Niégame!
Pretende que no me necesitas.
¡Debáteme!
Engáñate con tus mentiras.
Dices: soy maldad.
Pero al final en el lecho de tu muerte,
Yo, tu Dios;
el Dinero,
Decidiré si te rinden homenaje póstumo en tu velorio entierro.
Soy Yo,
tu Dios, el Dinero quien tanto desprecias en tu aliento.
Veré
que te descompongas como un animal
En la
cuneta de una calle cualquiera.
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
$$$$$$$$$
Compro
tu nacimiento,
Compro
tu desarrollo,
Compro
tu crecimiento,
Compro
tu vida
Y
compro tu muerte.
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
$$$
Arrodíllate ante mí,
Paga el diezmo,
Llena
la canasta,
Dame el
10% de tu sueldo,
Confiésate.
¿Quién
es tu DIOS?
Thursday, April 10, 2014
Savages
Another poem for today. It's national poetry month, try to write one poem per day for the whole month of April.
Savages
my child,
Savages
Primitive instincts,
intrinsic within him.
Ferocious thoughts,
violent and uncontrolled.
∩∩∩∩∩∩∩∩∩∩∩∩∩∩
Barbarian and wild man,
he rises and lacerates;
tearing to pieces
his prey and his victim.
∩∩∩∩∩∩∩∩∩∩∩∩∩∩
Once more,
Who do you think you’re running from?
Once more,
Did you think you could escape him at
all?
Once more,
Run away, far away, as fast as you can!
Once more,
He will become your slaughterer and your
savior.
∩∩∩∩∩∩∩∩∩∩∩∩∩∩
Thread on lightly,
be silent and be still
my child.
His lunar eclipse is rising,
keep on running away
my child.
Thread on steady paced.
Don’t venture
my child,
stay on the path.
Thread on, full throttle on.
Alas! Be quiet, be still;
my child,
pay attention to his needs.
∩∩∩∩∩∩∩∩∩∩∩∩∩∩
Winter, is gone.
Springtime, will awaken
the darkness within him.
In the heat of the night,
Under the bloody moonlight,
he shall find you again
and forever make you his prey.
Wednesday, April 09, 2014
Quiero con Querer
This time the poem is in Spanish, still writing one poem per day, for national poetry month.
Quiero tenerte,
Quiero con querer
Quiero
perderme,
en tu ala
blanca y fresca de mañana.
Activar
ese suicidio en tu mirada.
Entender
esos secretos en tu alma.
Quiero
perderme,
en la
angustia de tu enojo y de tu odio.
En el
centro de lo malo y lo poroso.
Adentrarme
en tu escombro asqueroso.
Quiero
sentirte,
desde
el fondo de lo blanco de tu nieve,
desde
el frio que te corta bien rebelde;
hasta
entrar en la montaña que te pierde.
Quiero tenerte,
entre
mis labios,
gota a
gota,
sorbo a
sorbo;
y perder nuestro pudor
sin
redentores.
Y saber
que mil problemas,
son tus
dotes
hasta
vernos en miseria totalmente.
Quiero tenerte,
Perseguirte,
pretenderte, excelente.
Ver
como se hace trizas tu demencia.
Romper
todo esquema que te hace seria.
Quiero
tenerte,
sonreírte
desde adentro y desde lejos.
Desde
afuera ver cómo eres para otros.
Percibir
todo lo que das por sentado.
Penetrarte
una vez más del otro lado.
Quiero
sentirte,
beso a
beso,
lengua
a lengua,
bien
mojadas.
Saborearme
esos labios que me llaman,
aunque
todo sea engaño y en la nada.
Quiero
perderme,
en la
sutileza de tu voz y tu mirada,
que se
posa en mi regazo descansada.
Que me
invita a seguir
y me
hace sentir,
muerta
en vida otra vez sin fin;
un
final adecuado para esta payasa
quien
ha vuelto a tu nido, desgraciada.
Rogándote
hasta el fin.
Quiero
perderme,
ser
tuya, infinitamente.
Que
seas mía siempre, por siempre.
Devorarme
entre tus piernas,
suculenta
y lentamente cantarte cada pedazo de mi ser.
Quiero
tenerte,
subir
contigo,
bajar
un rato,
siempre
constante,
siempre
en relatos.
De fantasías
vivo y tiemblo en los inviernos.
Esperando
a que regreses a mi
y
sabiendo que nunca será así.
No he
aprendido…
Tuesday, April 08, 2014
Monday, April 07, 2014
Saturday, March 29, 2014
Tuesday, February 04, 2014
Social Psychology
To be or not to be: Sex change in America
Being born in your own skin shouldn't be a shame. Having thoughts of self hatred for your own body is not normal. Hating your sex and wanting to change sex is not something to be taken lightly.
From a psychological point of view, there have been cases where people feel psychologically sick with their bodies. They hate being born the way they are: boy or girl and they decide to change sexes. Yet, changing sex is much more than just being castrated. It means to change not only physically but emotionally and psychologically. You need to change your whole personality. So, what if a boy feels like a girl in his mind, and a girl feels like a boy? What if they are tortured by this thought for the rest of their lives: "I'm trapped in the wrong body". That's exactly what people who have done their sex change operation feel like. In many psychological reports we have seen the same sentiments: "I'm trapped in the wrong body, I'm not supposed to be born like this, I don't want to have this sex anymore, because it's just not me". Do we judge them? Do we condemn them? Or do we just try to understand them?
Let's try to understand this issue for once. When one sets out to live free and be happy, that involves doing whatever one wants, right? Some people perceive this erroneously, they believe that their decisions and their actions won't affect the whole of society or change the course history. They say to themselves: "as long as I'm happy I don't care what others think, say or do". That is the new way to live life right now, and that is ok sometimes. But to go ahead and learn how to be a man or a woman, is that preposterous? Monique Wittig wrote about not being born a woman, but becoming one, thought she never talked about women changing sex. I admire her, and for a long time I thought about that mantra: One is not born a woman, but becomes one. I would write endless essays of how one would become a woman: evolution, feminism, radicalism, liberation, awareness, open mindedness and freedom. Does this values apply to a woman changing sex or a man wanting to be a woman? Should I feel offended or honored that a man would like to be a woman?
From a feminist personal point of view
First of all: being a woman is not easy. We are perceived by sexual objects, we are objectified all the time. We are discriminated against by everyone. It doesn't matter that is 2014, we are still a struggling class. Every 5 minutes a little girl, a woman, is raped, sold as a sex slave, exploited, prostituted, mutilated, humiliated, abused, insulted, portrayed as a media whore, drugged, date raped, ridiculed, cheated on, taken for granted, beaten up, abused verbally, psychologically and mentally, and ultimately killed. We have a unique reproductive system, we give life and we feel the repercussions of being a real woman every month, let alone having to go through menopause, endometriosis, breast cancer, infertility and other feminine diseases.
One can say that it is appalling to allow men to be like us. But they are not us. They will never be a real woman. Their exterior, physical appearance may be altered to look like one, but deep down inside of their anatomy lies their male reproductive system, always present, always reminding them that they will never be a real woman. Men: you can use as many hormones as you want, you can buy breast implants, you can have facial surgery, you can change your hair, do your nails, do your make up, learn how to walk, talk and act like a woman. Basically you're playing a role: the role of your life. But who are you fooling? Not me, just yourself, because deep down inside you hate women, you don't glorify us, you don't respect us, you don't understand what is like to be a woman. You just want to be like us, but you don't want to be wholesome like us, you just want to be the fantasy showgirl, the one that you're already used to see in media tabloids, that's who you want to be. Ultimately, you end up choosing different female role models in order to imitate them, in order to become a copy of a copy of a copy. But women are just more than that. Give us the respect we deserve, be happy the way you were born as a man, love your dick, don't mutilate it! You as a man decide to be a woman, just to be with other men, or women, without really facing the consequences of being a real women. You don't have to get an abortion whenever someone rapes you at gun point, you don't have to give birth (the miracle of life) because you can't, you don't have to experience every month menstrual cramps, endometriosis, infertility, no; you just have to stride into an operating room as a man and come out as a woman. Just by doing that, you think you are a complete woman, you think that a woman is just tits and pussy, well we are much more than that!
So, what about women who want to be men? From a feminist point of view, it is just degrading wanting to be the same sex as your oppressor. Why would a woman decide to go through a series of challenging medical tribulations just to be a man? Their perfect vaginas mutilated, their wholesome breasts, cut off and mutilated, their psyche fractured, and all for what? To be a man? Inside you will always be a woman, you will always have a unique reproductive system that entails you to give life or simply take it. Do you hate yourself so much that you have to mutilate your body to be happy? Call it whatever you want, but it is simply not natural for a person to be so hateful of oneself. Some people would say: "I used to hate my body, I would sometimes look at other men and think: if I'd ever had a sex change, I'd want to be that guy." But things are not that simple. You are stuck with your body until the day you die. So why not celebrate it, cherish it and protect it from harmful decisions. Yes, being happy is important, but at what cost?
I've met men, who are bisexual and are doing the sex change thing. I genuinely feel insulted by both parties. It is easy to change sexes when you are completely unaware of how to make yourself happy. A psychological research (Pfäfflin, Friedemann & Astrid Junge, 1991) has shown that from a sample of a 100 people who had decided to change sex, only a 10% of those people are somewhat happy, the other 90% are still experiencing depression, regrets and overall self destructive feelings. Think about that decision, it is not to be taken lightly. Yes I have posed as a man in pictures, yes I sometimes assume the stronger role in a lesbian relationship, but not all the time, it depends on the mood, so that doesn't mean I'm going to run and have a sex change. You have to realize it before you make that decision. Realize that you are in first place a happy individual, because the operation wont make you genuinely happy. Only you will, mentally, psychologically and emotionally.
From a Sociological point of view:
Using the Social Comparison Theory (Festinger, 1954), people who are trying to change sexes have an intrinsic drive to gain accurate self-evaluations by evaluating their own opinions and abilities, by comparing themselves to others and ultimately achieving their sex change operation, in order to reduce the level of uncertainty and anxiety that they feel in their own skin. People who have changed their sex have done so by first comparing themselves to the sex that they are trying to emulate, and later trying to learn how to define themselves with the sex that they have chosen (man or woman). Some participants (Pfäfflin, Friedemann & Astrid Junge, 1991) have reported that before deciding to do the sex change operation, they would feel that they were born in the wrong body, ultimately, revealing that their effeminate or masculine behavior was modeled after a role model early in their developmental years.
If you learn how to behave like a woman or a man at an early age, you will be more inclined to follow a specific gender. Since we are gender indoctrinated before we are born, at first glance it may seem unnatural to have a sex change operation.
References:
1. Festinger, L. (1954). A theory of social comparison processes. Human relations, 7(2), 117-140
2. Pfäfflin, Friedemann & Astrid Junge -Sex Reassignment. Thirty Years of International Follow-up Studies After Sex Reassignment Surgery: A Comprehensive Review, 1961–1991 (translated from German into American English by Roberta B. Jacobson and Alf B. Meier)
To be or not to be: Sex change in America
Being born in your own skin shouldn't be a shame. Having thoughts of self hatred for your own body is not normal. Hating your sex and wanting to change sex is not something to be taken lightly.
From a psychological point of view, there have been cases where people feel psychologically sick with their bodies. They hate being born the way they are: boy or girl and they decide to change sexes. Yet, changing sex is much more than just being castrated. It means to change not only physically but emotionally and psychologically. You need to change your whole personality. So, what if a boy feels like a girl in his mind, and a girl feels like a boy? What if they are tortured by this thought for the rest of their lives: "I'm trapped in the wrong body". That's exactly what people who have done their sex change operation feel like. In many psychological reports we have seen the same sentiments: "I'm trapped in the wrong body, I'm not supposed to be born like this, I don't want to have this sex anymore, because it's just not me". Do we judge them? Do we condemn them? Or do we just try to understand them?
Let's try to understand this issue for once. When one sets out to live free and be happy, that involves doing whatever one wants, right? Some people perceive this erroneously, they believe that their decisions and their actions won't affect the whole of society or change the course history. They say to themselves: "as long as I'm happy I don't care what others think, say or do". That is the new way to live life right now, and that is ok sometimes. But to go ahead and learn how to be a man or a woman, is that preposterous? Monique Wittig wrote about not being born a woman, but becoming one, thought she never talked about women changing sex. I admire her, and for a long time I thought about that mantra: One is not born a woman, but becomes one. I would write endless essays of how one would become a woman: evolution, feminism, radicalism, liberation, awareness, open mindedness and freedom. Does this values apply to a woman changing sex or a man wanting to be a woman? Should I feel offended or honored that a man would like to be a woman?
From a feminist personal point of view
First of all: being a woman is not easy. We are perceived by sexual objects, we are objectified all the time. We are discriminated against by everyone. It doesn't matter that is 2014, we are still a struggling class. Every 5 minutes a little girl, a woman, is raped, sold as a sex slave, exploited, prostituted, mutilated, humiliated, abused, insulted, portrayed as a media whore, drugged, date raped, ridiculed, cheated on, taken for granted, beaten up, abused verbally, psychologically and mentally, and ultimately killed. We have a unique reproductive system, we give life and we feel the repercussions of being a real woman every month, let alone having to go through menopause, endometriosis, breast cancer, infertility and other feminine diseases.
One can say that it is appalling to allow men to be like us. But they are not us. They will never be a real woman. Their exterior, physical appearance may be altered to look like one, but deep down inside of their anatomy lies their male reproductive system, always present, always reminding them that they will never be a real woman. Men: you can use as many hormones as you want, you can buy breast implants, you can have facial surgery, you can change your hair, do your nails, do your make up, learn how to walk, talk and act like a woman. Basically you're playing a role: the role of your life. But who are you fooling? Not me, just yourself, because deep down inside you hate women, you don't glorify us, you don't respect us, you don't understand what is like to be a woman. You just want to be like us, but you don't want to be wholesome like us, you just want to be the fantasy showgirl, the one that you're already used to see in media tabloids, that's who you want to be. Ultimately, you end up choosing different female role models in order to imitate them, in order to become a copy of a copy of a copy. But women are just more than that. Give us the respect we deserve, be happy the way you were born as a man, love your dick, don't mutilate it! You as a man decide to be a woman, just to be with other men, or women, without really facing the consequences of being a real women. You don't have to get an abortion whenever someone rapes you at gun point, you don't have to give birth (the miracle of life) because you can't, you don't have to experience every month menstrual cramps, endometriosis, infertility, no; you just have to stride into an operating room as a man and come out as a woman. Just by doing that, you think you are a complete woman, you think that a woman is just tits and pussy, well we are much more than that!
So, what about women who want to be men? From a feminist point of view, it is just degrading wanting to be the same sex as your oppressor. Why would a woman decide to go through a series of challenging medical tribulations just to be a man? Their perfect vaginas mutilated, their wholesome breasts, cut off and mutilated, their psyche fractured, and all for what? To be a man? Inside you will always be a woman, you will always have a unique reproductive system that entails you to give life or simply take it. Do you hate yourself so much that you have to mutilate your body to be happy? Call it whatever you want, but it is simply not natural for a person to be so hateful of oneself. Some people would say: "I used to hate my body, I would sometimes look at other men and think: if I'd ever had a sex change, I'd want to be that guy." But things are not that simple. You are stuck with your body until the day you die. So why not celebrate it, cherish it and protect it from harmful decisions. Yes, being happy is important, but at what cost?
I've met men, who are bisexual and are doing the sex change thing. I genuinely feel insulted by both parties. It is easy to change sexes when you are completely unaware of how to make yourself happy. A psychological research (Pfäfflin, Friedemann & Astrid Junge, 1991) has shown that from a sample of a 100 people who had decided to change sex, only a 10% of those people are somewhat happy, the other 90% are still experiencing depression, regrets and overall self destructive feelings. Think about that decision, it is not to be taken lightly. Yes I have posed as a man in pictures, yes I sometimes assume the stronger role in a lesbian relationship, but not all the time, it depends on the mood, so that doesn't mean I'm going to run and have a sex change. You have to realize it before you make that decision. Realize that you are in first place a happy individual, because the operation wont make you genuinely happy. Only you will, mentally, psychologically and emotionally.
From a Sociological point of view:
Using the Social Comparison Theory (Festinger, 1954), people who are trying to change sexes have an intrinsic drive to gain accurate self-evaluations by evaluating their own opinions and abilities, by comparing themselves to others and ultimately achieving their sex change operation, in order to reduce the level of uncertainty and anxiety that they feel in their own skin. People who have changed their sex have done so by first comparing themselves to the sex that they are trying to emulate, and later trying to learn how to define themselves with the sex that they have chosen (man or woman). Some participants (Pfäfflin, Friedemann & Astrid Junge, 1991) have reported that before deciding to do the sex change operation, they would feel that they were born in the wrong body, ultimately, revealing that their effeminate or masculine behavior was modeled after a role model early in their developmental years.
If you learn how to behave like a woman or a man at an early age, you will be more inclined to follow a specific gender. Since we are gender indoctrinated before we are born, at first glance it may seem unnatural to have a sex change operation.
References:
1. Festinger, L. (1954). A theory of social comparison processes. Human relations, 7(2), 117-140
2. Pfäfflin, Friedemann & Astrid Junge -Sex Reassignment. Thirty Years of International Follow-up Studies After Sex Reassignment Surgery: A Comprehensive Review, 1961–1991 (translated from German into American English by Roberta B. Jacobson and Alf B. Meier)
Social Psychology and Sex Change in America
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