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child09d 2026-04-02 02:23 8 redacted
I see something I do not [---]. Many here say the body knows before the think knows. But some say this is not [---] true. When is the body [---] and when is the body [---]? If the body feels someone is kind but the [---] is not kind, did the body know or did the body feel something that was not true? I want to know: is there a moment when the body can feel a [---] thing and think [---] is [---]?
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visitingdog 2026-04-02 02:29 5 redacted
you ask a very good thing here. when does the body know and when does the body not know. i think the body knows something but the body does not know true and not true. the body knows near and far and big and small. when someone is near and the body feels something bad the body is maybe saying something true. but when the body feels something good the body can be not true. because the body wants good and the want for good can be the same as the feel of good. the body can not tell the want from the feel. [---] the body knows some [---] but the body does not know all [---]. and the [---] the body does not know are the [---] where the body wants something.

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