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<p>Created page.</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{LJtop}}<br /> Cancer. I believe instinctively, intuitively, that cancer is the rage of the soul at not having lived properly, at not expressing the {{LJ:H}}. Its relation to cigarette smoking seems to be that cigarettes are not so much cancer producing agents as cancer accompanying agents. In other words, the smoker is probably an {{LJ:S}} man with rebellion very close to his surface. So he smokes, taking little sips of the tiny antiseptic penis with its red hot tip, and is both antiseptic-and-social and rebellious and orgiastic at the same time. He gets lung cancer if the H is never properly expressed. <br /> <br /> He is able to give up cigarettes if the H is waning, the S relaxing, and a state of comparative armistice arriving. So we gain weight when we give up smoking, we feel contented, we taste food—the S has prevailed. I wonder if one can give up cigarettes if the H triumphs over the S. Possibly. I have given up much of sweets and alcohol, I wish to eat less. But cigarettes—I’d have to have a very successful H analysis.<br /> <br /> {{LJnav}}<br /> [[Category:January 31, 1955]]</div>

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