I thought about this last night (a good thread when it makes me think later in the evening)...
The analogy still holds, but I don't feel you explained on this point. A woman also wants to know she isn't one of many of your swords. She may settle for that temporarily, but ultimately she wants to know she is truly and ultimately your Excalibur.
The analogy still holds, but I don't feel you explained on this point. A woman also wants to know she isn't one of many of your swords. She may settle for that temporarily, but ultimately she wants to know she is truly and ultimately your Excalibur.
“Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate.”