Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Little People...
I have discovered something about myself: I have an attraction to little people--midgets, if I choose to not exercise political correctness. What is it about them that fascinates me so? It has to be one thing in particular for me to single them out. I mean, race is not an issue when I look upon a woman, and neither are age, size, or immediate physical features. Social status, political and theological views...none of these things play a part in how or why I find a woman attractive, so why should physical stature? Always the analyst, I found myself gathering thoughts from others, people whose opinions I respect, and this is what I came away with: "Isn't it obvious?" Mark asked. "You're a pedophile at heart. Their size versus their actual age validates your fantasy." I should have known he would be the one to not take this seriously. Next was Benjamin. "Men fantasize about threesomes, anal, MILFs, grannies, transexuals, and midgets. There's nothing wrong with it." And finally, from Todd, "The problem is you choose to classify these women when you don't classify others, which means the problem is YOU. Change your perception, and you change the reason you think of them as you do. The first time you dated someone outside your race it was a kink, of sorts. Now, it is as nothing. Date little people long enough and it will be as nothing as well." Todd and Benjamin have valid points, and in a weird way so does Mark. And I am still left to ponder this attraction...this fascination...this fantasy.
Saturday, April 16, 2011
By Way of Introduction...
Good day to you all,
My name is Duncan S. Jackson and I am a published writer under the name Duncan McTeague. I can say with all honesty that while reading literature is my love, writing is my passion. I have one novel, All the Pretty Girls, available through Amazon and Barnes & Nobel.com, and have had several poems printed in various publications. I have been a featured journalist on the editorial page of a local newspaper, and have several essays and analyses that have seen print as well.
I am excited about beginning this new blog, and invite all who care to tag along to accompany me on this journey. Be forewarned: This is not going to be all puppy dogs and rainbows; I will address issues that more times than not prove to be controversial, be it political, theological, sociological, etc. My opinion is not meant to be the final word in anything (as my friend Dennis used to say, "I will defend to my death your right to be wrong"), and I gladly welcome any feedback any who reads this would offer. Please, be tactful and constructive. We are all adults here and should conduct ourselves as such. Namecalling, gratuitous use of profanity...these things are not welcome here.
For those of you already familiar with my writings, please indulge me as I integrate older posts to this new site. I hope to bring two old for every one new until I am caught up. For those of you not familiar, I ask only that you give me the benefit of three posts before deciding if this for you or not as I am sure by then I will have made some kind of an impact on you. And now, without further ado...
My name is Duncan S. Jackson and I am a published writer under the name Duncan McTeague. I can say with all honesty that while reading literature is my love, writing is my passion. I have one novel, All the Pretty Girls, available through Amazon and Barnes & Nobel.com, and have had several poems printed in various publications. I have been a featured journalist on the editorial page of a local newspaper, and have several essays and analyses that have seen print as well.
I am excited about beginning this new blog, and invite all who care to tag along to accompany me on this journey. Be forewarned: This is not going to be all puppy dogs and rainbows; I will address issues that more times than not prove to be controversial, be it political, theological, sociological, etc. My opinion is not meant to be the final word in anything (as my friend Dennis used to say, "I will defend to my death your right to be wrong"), and I gladly welcome any feedback any who reads this would offer. Please, be tactful and constructive. We are all adults here and should conduct ourselves as such. Namecalling, gratuitous use of profanity...these things are not welcome here.
For those of you already familiar with my writings, please indulge me as I integrate older posts to this new site. I hope to bring two old for every one new until I am caught up. For those of you not familiar, I ask only that you give me the benefit of three posts before deciding if this for you or not as I am sure by then I will have made some kind of an impact on you. And now, without further ado...
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