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I do not perceive even one other thing, O monks, that when undeveloped and uncultivated entails such great suffering as the mind. The mind when undeveloped and uncultivated entails great suffering.

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John Cameron Mitchell

There is such a reluctance to address sex as an inherent part of the human experience in this country. . . The true perversion to me is crushing it and hiding it.

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