digitalpidgin:

Should we surrender ourselves to the liquefactionary pull of Eros, and let ourselves be repeatedly drained and ruined by it, hoping that with each successive cycle and catastrophe we gain more autonomy over the process (or just abandoning all concern with autonomy entirely)? Or should we try to…

Dear, no matter you resist and no matter you aquiesce the only important thing is to know what for to do so. What is emotionally bonded to resistance or aquiescense. Freud does put Eros on opposition to Thanatos and said the more we aquiesce to Eros closer we got to its antagonist. I guess that there is no perfect autonomy due the cognitive limitation of senses and reason, and until now we desgracedly managed to  survive. I felt the correct answer remains on to aquiesce and to resist, but somehow I can’t explain why.

Hope you find the answer. You’re questioning deeply and you deserve that.

Sorry for these raw lines from a non-English speaker, querying you for a doubled attention reading. 

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