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From: Joaniblank (Joaniblank![]() |
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Date: Sat, 4 Feb 95 01:13 CST |
I apparently started all this with my mention of UU principles. DIdn't have a clue what I was starting. And I didn't even say anything about sex (though I am the person on this list most likely to do so, I guess)! I'm ready to try again to generalize this topic (as I did a few posts ago) to some talk about how it gets decided which of the of the issues normally reseved to the privacy of a household in the outside world, might be opened up to others in the community or to the whole community. And how far does the openness extend. To change course away from sexuality for a bit, does anyone what to talk about how differing houlsehold or individual attitudes about money within a community affect how we function together? For example, it has pained me to hear that some people within cohousing groups--maybe even some whole groups--are reluctant to pay their consultants, architects, designers or even contractors the professionals' usual and customary fees. Are some assuming that because *our* professionals are true believers in cohousing, they should work for greatly reduced fees, or receive only partial payment, or be the very last people to be paid when money is short. Another example: What are we to do with our judgements about others' attitudes toward money that directly affect the common good. This can be problematic when significant proportions of the group seem too extravagent OR too frugal to the others, particularly when the public position they take contrasts to the way we know they function economically in their own household.
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