The 3-Minute Ecstasy

by **Late-Comer** » Fri May 09, 2003 11:47 am

Why does everyone relate it to SEX only? Can\'t it happen the moment (1) someone cracks a wonderful joke (2) Musharraf meets Vajpayee

(3) a kid finds his lost ball (4) you find your exam results (5) you look at a newborn (6) a girl proposes a boy (7) you win a lottery (8) you come across a cute little puppy in the rain, etc. 

I feel that irrespective of age the so-called ‘thing’ happens to every one, and always… What do you guys think about it?

by nn » Fri May 09, 2003 4:06 pm

HI late-comer, yes you are right... but unfortunately the focus is now only on dating, romance, cinema etc... See the boards which have these topics - they will have more number of replies, while something very creative and useful would hardly draw any... that is the present culture, can\'t blame anyone!!!

by **zorro2world** » Thu May 15, 2003 10:33 pm

You\'ll know when you have it!
Till then keep guessing...

by KK » Sat May 17, 2003 3:19 am

Life\'s practical issues cannot be as good jokes as the ones we imagine and that rarely happen. And, in every joke one party has to become the BAKRA... so in your boy and ball case, who will become the BAKRA to make us laugh?

by me » Sun May 18, 2003 3:11 pm

Do u know that the \'3-minute Ecstasy\' is also called \'le petit mort\' or \'the little death\' !!

by **Late-Comer** » Tue May 20, 2003 7:08 pm

Yeah! I know that \'le petit mort\' is the French term for orgasm, and in English it is famously known as \'little death\'. 

Buddy, by any chance do you have any knowledge on this? If not here I pour some gnan >>> 

Le petit Mort/The Little Death: There are various thoughts on that, some ancients believed that every orgasm you had shortened your life. Maybe it\'s because sensations are so intense that you faint, I suppose passing out could be considered to be a little like death.

by me » Tue May 20, 2003 11:40 pm

There are at least two ways in which \'The little death\' can be interpreted.

When we reach that exalted state of communion, we leave a little of ourselves behind -- die a small death. One can also choose to view this as growth, a new beginning, the rebirth of the soul or a gain for the partnership.
OR
The profundity of the deep-sleep state afterwards, which approaches the stillness of Death.

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