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satiation
US /ˌseɪʃiˈeɪʃ(ə)n/
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n. (u.)不可數名詞使飽足 ； 飽食 ； 飽滿
Having finished two desserts his satiation was complete
n. (u.)不可數名詞飽足感
The feeling of satiation after a large meal can make you feel sleepy.
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我是西蒙。我建立了自己的頻道。 這是第一個視頻 (Simon here. I made my own channel. Here's the first video)
- As Kaufman puts it, instead of needing, be-love is admiring, and instead of striving for satiation, be-love usually grows rather than disappears. So let's take a bit of a detour. I'd like to focus on this idea of love disappearing, which seems to be a feature of de-love instead, and wondering what deficiencies can lead to love disappearing. I'm going to skip to the appendix of the book here for some insight. Going back to the idea of our perception of reality being an interface through which we can obtain resources, it's not as if we have a goal to obtain a resource, and then we focus the entirety of our being in obtaining that resource. Like, oh, I need a job, so I'm just going to focus on that non-stop. We get distracted along the way, and faff about doing other things instead of what we tell ourselves is our most important goal. As Kaufman puts it, humans have multiple, often conflicting goals, some of which are conscious, many of which are not. So while we may need to get a job for financial security, we may also feel the need to hang out with our friends for connection, or play Call of Duty online for self-esteem issues. It sometimes feels good to talk about other people's mothers online. Not that I do it. I don't play Call of Duty. As we have many things we want to do and are pulled in many different directions, we can feel very conflicted in many situations. As Kaufman puts it, if sometimes it feels as though there are multiple personalities within you that are constantly warring with one another, well, that's because there are multiple personalities within you that are constantly warring with one another. Each of us contains a bundle of dispositions, emotional tendencies, values, attitudes, beliefs, and motives that are often contradictory and incompatible. So let's keep that in mind and bring this back to love, and consider our different needs in a romantic relationship to be its own bundle of dispositions.
正如考夫曼所說，"被愛 "不是需要，而是欣賞；"被愛 "不是追求滿足，而是成長而不是消失。所以，讓我們繞個彎。我想重點談談 "愛消失 "這一觀點，這似乎是 "去愛 "的一個特徵，並想知道哪些缺陷會導致 "愛消失"。在這裡，我想跳到書的附錄中去了解一些情況。回到 "我們對現實的感知是一個界面，通過它我們可以獲得資源 "這個觀點上來，這並不是說我們有一個獲得資源的目標，然後我們把全部的精力都放在獲得這個資源上。比如，哦，我需要一份工作，所以我就會不停地關注這個問題。一路上，我們會分心，忙於做其他事情，而不是告
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- So now if you're engaged with pornography and that culminates in sex, in successful sexual satiation, which it can, that's what masturbation does, then the whole personality that's oriented toward that set of stimuli is going to come to dominate.
所以現在，如果你沉迷於色情內容，並最終達到性行為、成功的性滿足，這是有可能的，這就是自慰的作用，那麼整個朝向這組刺激發展的人格就會開始佔據主導地位。
- satiation, which is, if you think about it, it's sort of like a big plate of broccoli or a big steak or something.
飽足感之間的關係，飽足感，如果你仔細想想，它有點像一大盤花椰菜或一大塊牛排之類的。
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