Shiori-chan is a little plump and cute. I thought her profile resembled Ai Fukuhara.
Yura-chan is beautiful.
Ai-chan, I love you. She has a very nice pouty face. (Laughs)
I now understand why AV is so popular (why I watch AV).
I'm sure you're frustrated. And that "desire" may be, as Foucault puts it, "made" or "forced."
However, there is no direct relationship between that and the popularity of AV. What is depicted in AV, for example, in this work, it is a naughty JK, but it is not a fact that such a girl "exists". She may or may not be there. But when she visualizes "I want you to be", she becomes "I might be there". Even if you don't want a UFO to exist, if you take a picture or video of it, it becomes "maybe there." In other words, when "things that are not ordinary reality" are written in letters, photographed, or filmed, "reality" is born.
However, Perses, who is lazy and inexperienced in labor, does not know enough about what is told in the agricultural calendar, and ordinary farmers probably do not. It was nothing more than common sense. (Hesiod's "Work and Days" translated by Chiaki Matsudaira, Iwanami Bunko p.187, Commentary)
is not written in a book.” To put it the other way around, it means that "what was written in the book was not common sense (obvious) at the time." It's not interesting to write the obvious reality or make images and videos. No one reads it, no one sees it. Love is the same. Romance depicted in novels, dramas, and movies is not a “natural reality”. It's interesting because I think that "maybe" and "I want it to be".
Surely, there may be people who have had a movie-like romance or met a JK like an AV. But that love and JK are different from movies and AV. There is a "specific man" and "specific woman" who are different from the actor (actress), and there is a "unique relationship" created by those two. And at that time,
There are always elements such as "it was raining" or "it was hot" by chance. "I was in the middle of work" or "I had diarrhea", "incidents" occur in various situations. Even if you meet the ideal man or the ideal girl, and even if you become friends with that person, if you're an old man like me now, it will be difficult to develop a romantic relationship.
Ichigo Ichie (Ichigo Ichie) (This is said to have been said by Sen no Rikyu's disciple Soji. In English, it is similar to "once-in-a-lifetime." I love the song Talking Heads). It's a word that I didn't hear much for a while, but I think it's been increasing recently. Perhaps this word is unnecessary when we are looking to the future rather than the present or the past, as in the high-growth period. When it becomes difficult to see the future (when it becomes difficult to hold on to hope), we may turn our attention to the past and cherish the present.
One more thing, in dramas and movies, "cool", "nice", and "close to ideal" actors (actresses) appear.は” says the line “close to ideal”. The actor (actress) is "my alter ego", but the actual self is not. I can't think of a "nice" line, and even if I do, I can't say it. Why "I can't think of it" or "I can't say it"? It may be "embarrassing" or "small" or "shy". However, I think that the lack of experience is a big factor. No matter how much you watch it in dramas and remember it, it's useless. Because, as I wrote earlier, "an event is a once-in-a-lifetime chance."
Neither "nice opposite sex" nor "nice romance" nor "naughty JK" exists. It doesn't mean "it doesn't exist". There are actors, romance, and naughty JKs. But it is novels (characters), dramas, and movies that make it real. Things that exist "in reality", "naturally", and "in front of our eyes" cannot be called "existence" or "real existence". You don't have to put it into words or say it "exists" again.
Murder cases, various accidents, molestation cases, historical political conspiracies, Prince Shotoku and Natsume Soseki that happen every week in the detective drama "exist" ( did)? Has anyone experienced it? Seventy-seven years have passed since World War II (the Pacific War) ended. Fewer people have actually experienced war as soldiers. The number of people who have experienced the "post-war food shortage" is steadily decreasing. What is it like for those who have never experienced it?
Experts (intellectuals) say, "That's why it's important to know history." What is the difference between "knowing history", "reading Romeo and Juliet", "watching AV", and "knowing the existence of the Creator (or Jesus Christ)"?
If I were to express "what is in front of me" with the word "presence," it would be Derrida's theory, although I have never read it. It may be. It's not agnostic. What is the difference between what you have seen/experienced and what you have read/heard? It is the Pidahan word ibipio, which Everett has named the 'empirical threshold'.
Contemporary people who have forgotten "Ibipio" make a distinction between "reality", "existence" and "existence", and between "truth" and "hoax" Isn't it possible to do it?