(The child in an alcoholic household with an abusive stepfather, constantly playing peacemaker, constantly craving affection. It doesn't take Freud...) But housing two radically different lives between one set of covers makes a deeper sense.
The distraction made me wonder: what is so uncomfortable or bland about my reality that I was constantly craving a reason to avoid it?
A democratic society is always in flux, debating and defining its priorities and challenges, constantly craving new achievements.
With images of food saturating our lives 24-7, it's no wonder so many of us are constantly craving the real thing.
This isn't even counting the other brain changes, such as how connections with the frontal cortex and other cognitive processes actually scramble conscious control and motivation, so people are constantly craving and seeking out the drug, despite copious evidence for the terrible damage it's wreaking.
If you're constantly craving certain foods, try keeping them out of sight, or better yet, off your grocery list!
But the problem is I'm frequently using my laptop to get work done, and am constantly craving more screen real estate with the deluge of research, email, social media notifications, press releases, and product galleries.
During every shift, they see an America that is constantly craving, yet they're overlooked.
When you're in that place -- where I have been before with 'Requiem [for a Dream]' -- you're constantly craving.
The feeding frenzy mentality that turns someone into the subject of instantaneous media fascination and public gawking leaves the herd constantly craving fresh meat to feed on.
It is not exactly a Delphic prophecy, given the way in which today's market driven art world is constantly craving the next best thing, and, I might add, in ever more compressed cycle times.
