Enjoyment (n.) is the Seducer's categorical imperative: the man of twenty who does not grasp "Enjoy thyself" is a fool.
Enjoyment (n.) taken to full intensity to the last minute makes an experience impossible either to remember or to forget — nothing is left but a satiety that returns as involuntary remembrance.
Enjoyment (n.) needs air: to truly enjoy, the folding doors must be thrown open — intensity bought by an alarming limitation is the intensity of the Strasbourg goose.
Enjoyment (n.) as a creed — 'one must enjoy life' — always posits a condition that lies outside the individual or is in him without being posited by him.
Enjoyment (n.) leaves nothing to remember: seventy years of it and at death nothing to take into an eternity of remembrance, whereas suffering overcome with God is the most blessed memory.
Enjoyment (n.) can be faked from inside every pleasure: initiated into them all, his one pleasure was making it look as if he enjoyed.