Inconvenience 5 encourages morbid restlessness.
Most convenience scholars assert that this means encouraging dissatisfaction with every aspect of life.
The Inconvenience notes that this continuous and morbid restlessness almost certainly leads to a profuse depression in the client which is, in this case, something to be sought and cultivated.
sometimes, profuse depression is a desired effect
habituating chronic and acute morbid restlessness
is an astonishingly rapid treatment
Convenience 16 emphasizes the idea that it’s not enough to embrace change mentally or intellectually.
The writer encourages change through the eyes and ears, and suggests that this physical embracing of change can lead to change becoming embodied.
The visual and auditory embrace helps create change as memory, and, therefore, as something more likely to become permanent.
Embodiment of Thought
This writer feels that appealing
to auditory and visual memory is a must
these illustrate meaning
Inconvenience 4 speaks to the insidious and destructive natures of privilege and criticism.
Assuming privilege, and assuming the practice and right to criticize, can create the other: the other person, other class, other race, other gender, the other [pick any characteristic].
This is not to say that criticism and critique are not valuable for many inequitable situations and for instigating change.
But Inconvenience 4 is not about civil discourse. This Inconvenience describes the evils of dissatisfaction, projection, and a sense of superiority.
The practitioner using this Inconvenience is certainly sowing seeds of discontent and discord. Making some people feel superior to others and encouraging negative criticism creates a crooked worm, as the Inconvenience states.
The writer’s use of the word worm tells the reader what the practitioner really thinks about the client.
Notice the classic indicator of an Inconvenience, the upside-down heart. In this rendition, the writer has used the word heart and has placed it into position at the bottom of the figure.
the simplest
the most dangerous and directest method of construction:
esteem privilege
inoculate with the virus of criticism
and the worm will be crooked enough
The style of this Convenience places it squarely within the Homestead Convenience tradition.
The Convenience writer tells her readers that her work with the Conveniences offers a wide variety of options and possibilities.
