So Says the Buddha …

“It’s only kinky the first time.”
The Chemical Buddha was always up for trying anything, no matter how kinky, once. And if he liked it, he would do it again. What he noticed by doing something considered ‘kinky’ more than once is that the adrenaline rush of doing something ‘forbidden’ wasn’t the same. He recognized that because the human ego is constantly searching for something new to satisfy it, once tried, it becomes tired and boring. So while innovation is ego driven and responsible for all of our advancements it is also ego driven. And with every advancement there is the craving for more and more and more. Until we are only advancing for the sake of something new. At this moment in our society, most ‘advancements’ are just minor improvements.
Are you satisfied with what you have or are you looking for something new? What’s the impact on you?
Do you seek our advancements or just something new? How did you distinguish minor improvements from the actual advancements?

Love the Kinks

“Being kinky is expensive.”
The Chemical Buddha was into trying new things in the bedroom, dining room table, on a car hood, in public restrooms, in public parks, under bridges (you get the idea). He didn’t mind being spanked, blindfolded, tied down, or humiliated. And he loved himself some role play. Although he did find some of those things to be a little too rich for his blood. Especially when it only took him seconds to come anyway. So as long as someone else was willing to pick up the tab, he was into any kink that was going on. In fact, he hadn’t already said ‘the best beer is free beer’ this insight could have very well been, ‘the best kink is free kink.’
Do you constantly seek out new things or do you stay with the tried and true?
How does that effect your life and who ends up paying in the end?