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What We Talk About When We Talk About Love

"It 's very nice what he did for me, but I see a woman like many others. Sudo, cough, I have cavities." (Blue Film)

I read the latest edition of the Friday of the Republic of Natalia Aspesi delusional response to an equally delusional letter that Marianna. The book is titled
Matters of the heart and Marianna pluritradita but still has a wife with her husband assuming a bizarre solution to the problem of betrayal. A sort of call for female solidarity.
The Aspesi fully agrees: "I am sure that the day when women cease to contend for a man, man will lose the will to betray. I think (not only) will excite the men fought to feel, to feel important , up for grabs by the desire of women. "
Hooray, found the solution.

pity that the argument has only a couple of flaws:
1. the idea (unfortunately often done) that men are big kids, that we're women "rule", direct them, guide them ... a little 'how to do it with their children. (And then we say tired!) Idea which, needless to say, creepy. Very different would be talking about human revolution, the rediscovery of loyalty, sincerity. But it should be the person to choose and those who have not married or who entertains nicely out of the house. In such a case would then be no question of human and man. Which brings us to Step 2.
2. The solution of Mrs Marianna ignores the fact that there are only men to cheat. I'm sorry for all those who learn it only now, but women also betray their husbands and partners. Aspesi At least this makes sense because that way, but it ignores the reasoning. At this point, what would be the final solution? Two fronts of solidarity which does not allow male and female individuals of the opposite sex to talk, call, make a business trip or a coffee with their husband / wife?

I think therefore that we take a step back and talk to the couple.
Of that strange thing that you yearn when you do not have (more women than men, actually) and when at last we are concerned, we explore ago around and sigh. Series of "ah, if only I could."
AND 'the romantic sensucht, nothing new, the desire to desire, the desire to feed that requires you to never be satisfied.
That 's what Woody Allen describes beautifully with a scene of his latest film: Roy, married to Sally, spends hours and hours of downtime to gaze out the window Opposite beautiful.
When he finally goes to live close to the coveted, he happens to see his wife undresses in what was their home and, at this distance and at this stage of things, Sally seems desirable than ever. Both
Roy needs to lower the curtain does not waver.

meantime I look forward American Life, the latest film by Sam Mendes which the director says: "The protagonists of my film are not two: they are a unit. And the film does not mention the challenge of together. E 'rather than the story of a couple who have already decided to tackle together the challenges of the world. "
Screenplay by Dave Eggers and his wife, Vendela Vida.
Thank we need fresh air.