Well, it doesn't surprise me either, because of this post:
Ask Steve - Sex
And I think there may have been some other posts in 2006 as well that alluded to this shift, although I can't seem to find them.
It's so
different, so
difficult, so
radical... so Steve. I'm looking forward to seeing where this leads.
One thing that interests me about this is that in HS I really admired Ayn Rand. Then I saw "The Passion of Ayn Rand" and was a bit turned off as to how her Objectivist philosophy applied to her sex life. Basically, she got her husband to agree to allow her an affair with her brilliant student, then in turn got dumped by him for one of his brilliant students. It seemed like a mess. So I want to see how Steve does this, if it can be better managed through his Subjectivist philosophy, if it can be done without hurting him or his family.
@Angela: Well, Steve did say he had some pretty intense mood swings and anger during his juice feast. Obviously BPD.
