Hanz The King of Pirates

When Hanz was born, the Sun was in the Sign Aquarius, the Rebel, the Genius, or the Exile. Hanz's basic sanity and vitality depend on a constant diet of experiences that many people might consider strange, eccentric, or at least grossly impractical. The key here lies in the realization that every culture, society, and family is inherently conservative, an observation which typically applies even more stringently to sub-cultures -- try being a hippie with a crew-cut, a New Ager who doesn't think "organic is better," or a rapper with the brim of his cap facing forward! Add one more point: for Hanz, the experiences that are inherently invigorating and meaningful happen to be ones that are culturally encoded as "a little weird." So: the saner he becomes, the more unusual he will look! It's as simple -- and as complicated -- as that. There is so much potential for questioning and doubting all the "received wisdom" of the world in Hanz that he will either trust that path no matter where it leads him -- or wind up releasing that defiant energy in pointless ways: various symbolic rebellions, icy emotional detachment, and general contrariness. Naturally, anyone who is wired to understand him is not going to be someone of a militantly, nervously conventional character! No such person could follow Hanz very far down the road of his free-spirited, independent destiny. .. Home | Browse | Search | Invite | Film | Mail | Blog | Favorites | Forum | Groups | Events | Videos | Music | Comedy | Classifieds