scratch notes:

non-momentum, non-reactivity —> still receptivity + omnidirectionality — in conversation and interaction

Spontaneously (non-censoring, non-deliberately, non-reflectively, non-doing-ly, non-thinking-ly, non-filter-ing-ly), nonviolently, benevolently AND Add to many prot: Don’t act guskin book, impro book, all book recs from emo book, religion of tomorrow book, Clint fuhs thing, excerpt C, gigagloss appendix, cook grueter 2 things, else? After the honeymoon, after the fight [representational transference shadow stuff???] Philosophical investigations

What if I want to do/​say/​express that I want / dont want to e.g. fuck, violate, harm, love, or do something shameful, embarrassing, illegal, antisocial

see x-desires and

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Safe/​unsafe good/​bad ok/​not-ok necessary/​permitted/​forbidden green/​yellow/​red for them to:
do, don’t, may, please:

  • believe [X] about me/​you
  • think [X] about me/​you
  • get/​become/​feel [X] about me/​you
  • feel [X] near/​around/​at/​with/​for/​to me/​you
  • think [X] about me/​you
  • express [X] near/​around/​at/​with/​for/​to me/​you
  • [do] [X] near/​around/​at/​with/​for/​to me/​you
  • [be] [X] near/​around/​at/​with/​for/​to me/​you
  • assert [X] [e.g. about me/​you] to me/​you
  • assume [X]
  • lie about [X] to me/​you
  • vibe [X] to me/​you
  • know [X] about me/​you
  • say/tell [X] to me/​you [e.g. about me/​you]
  • ask me/​you [X]
  • request [X] of or from me/​you [could be denied etc.]
  • emote [X] to me/​you
  • express [X] to me/​you
  • to inform me/​you of [X]
  • May/​might I please e.g. Y X of you?
  • Would/​could/​might you please e.g. Y X of me?
  • Would/​could/​might you please permit me to e.g. Y X of you?

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bib:

  • Structure of magic
  • Deep and surface anaphora
  • guskin
  • transpersonal actor
  • Guskin, Harold. How to stop acting. Macmillan, 2003.
  • radical honesty
  • (transpersonal acting book (maybe) ned medina or whatever maybe)
  • Guskin, Harold. How to stop acting. Macmillan, 2003.
  • Johnstone, Keith. Impro: Improvisation and the theatre. Routledge, 2012.
  • Wile, Daniel B. After the fight: Using your disagreements to build a stronger relationship. Guilford Press, 1995.
  • Wile, Daniel B. "After the honeymoon: How conflict can improve your relationship." (1988).
  • Fruzzetti, Alan. The high-conflict couple: A dialectical behavior therapy guide to finding peace, intimacy, and validation. New Harbinger Publications, 2006.

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