Quotes About Pleasure

Thankawoo for yum-yum Gypsy cakes,

Yum yum crumbs!

Something born from human pride and the quest for pleasure cannot be considered true culture.

Fastidious taste makes enjoyment a struggle.

Vacations prove that a life of pleasure is overrated.

There must be concentric circles around us and boundaries. French hedonist philosopher Michel Onfray coined the word eumetry (the "good measure"): the right measure of safe distance that must be kept with "relational delinquents" in order to secure a life of pleasure.

All choices and avoidances are relative to concrete circumstances. The answer to moral questions is always: carry out hedonic calculus. Measure the advantages versus the disadvantages. Since a pleasant life is the goal, we must avoid or defer instant gratification if it carries disadvantages greater than the pleasure it brings. We therefore sometimes choose disadvantages in the hopes of a greater, longer-term pleasure.

Antes de conocer el sabor de las fresas con azúcar, uno no las pide todos los días.

Ama büyük a?k duygusu, ilk par?lt?n?n az ötesinde kendini kan?tlamaya kalk?nca, küvetteki bir yük gemisi gibi karaya oturmaya mahkumdur. Böylece daha çok yere ihtiyaç duyulur, daha fazla ve daha fazla yere… Aydan büyük bir zevk al?n?r, ama güne? de istenir. (syf. 78)

Se exactamente lo que necesita el mejor pastel del mundo para llegar a serlo: un pellizco de tus pechos.

The soul's joys are greater than the heart's pleasures.

Who mourns makes grief his master. Who drinks makes pleasure his master.

If she doesn't want to go down on you, try improving the taste of your semen by eating watermelon, celery, her pussy.

Stop thinking about fun and have it" Homer Simpson

You could eat in the finest restaurants, you could partake in every sensual pleasure, you could sing on stage in São Paulo to twenty thousand people, you could soak up whole thunderstorms of applause, you could travel to the ends of the Earth, you could be followed by millions on the internet, you could win Olympic medals, but this was all meaningless without love.

I was drinking a cup of tea. I actually enjoyed tea. It was so much better than coffee. It tasted like comfort.

It's okay to like things for literally no other reason than because you like them and not because they are cool or clever or popular.

Peanut butter sandwiches go perfectly well with a glass of white wine. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise.

An increased sexual imagination. (Fear of death often seems to counterbalance itself with thoughts of sex.)

You could eat in the finest restaurants, you could partake in every sensual pleasure, you could sing on stage in Sao Paulo to twenty thousand people, you could soak up whole thunderstorms of applause, you could travel to the ends of the Earth, you could be followed by millions on the internet, you could win Olympic medals, but this was all meaningless without love.

Sa asculti muzica, mi-am dat eu seama, nu era altceva decat placerea de a numara fara sa iti dai seama ca numeri.

Also, orgasms, I realized, were an incredibly big deal. It seemed orgasms were the central tenet of life here. Maybe this was the only meaning humans had on this planet. Their purpose was simply to pursue the enlightenment of orgasm. A few seconds of relief from the surrounding dark.

There was also the option of a "vest," which covered the marginally less shameful chest area. This area included the sensitive skin protrusions known as "nipples." I had no idea what purpose nipples served, though I did notice a pleasurable sensation when I tenderly stroked my fingers over them.

Humans were always doing things they didn't like doing. In fact, to my best estimate, at any one time only point three percent of humans were actively doing something they liked doing, and even when they did so, they felt an intense guilt about it and were fervently promising themselves they'd be back doing something horrendously unpleasant very shortly.