Hurry is associated with speed and urgency.
Premura is a concept that comes from the Italian language and refers to speed , promptness , urgency or haste . Something that must be done quickly, therefore, it has to be done without wasting time.
For example: “After finding out about the accident, the director of the hospital acted quickly and declared a state of alert” , “Please call my partner quickly and tell him to come to the office as soon as possible” , “He is a player who "He moves through the field without haste, but thinking about each of his movements."
Positive and negative haste
The notion of haste can have a positive or negative connotation , depending on the situation and context . In the face of an emergency, it is essential to make decisions quickly: in these cases, haste is usually considered acceptable and even desired, since letting time pass can be risky or harmful. If a fire breaks out in a house, for example, the homeowner has to react quickly and look for a fire extinguisher or fire extinguisher. Otherwise, if you hesitate and waste time reacting, the fire will advance through the house.
Other decisions, however, cannot be made in haste. Suppose a young woman argues with her parents and, dissatisfied, intends to leave town . He then makes a hasty decision: he buys a plane ticket and leaves. It is likely that, after a few hours, you will calm down and realize that you acted without sufficient reasoning. The same would not have happened if he decided what to do without haste, thinking about the consequences of his actions.
Passion can lead to haste.
The rush of passion
Some speak of passionate urge to refer to relationships that are not based on true knowledge of the other, but rather begin with the mere purpose of satisfying the need, generally unhealthy, to love and feel loved. One of the most obvious characteristics of this type of union is the excess of caresses and supposed displays of affection, in addition to sex, which take up most of the time during the first stage.
On the other hand, this rush to carry out an emotional exchange focused on the physical plane has a very suffocating expiration date: a relationship that is based on the appearance of the other person and the pleasure that can make us feel in a carnal encounter. It loses meaning after a short time, as much as a delicious dish.
Continuing with the analogy of food, one eats to satisfy a physiological need and, since he can choose what to eat, he usually prepares or buys the recipes that cause him the most pleasure, even if this does not improve his health or the performance of his body; It is a merely superficial issue, an aspect that we add to food, to remove a bit of monotony and give it more meaning in our denatured way of living . After having consumed food, when we reach satiety, digestion and the rest of the needs come, among which are intellectual activities.
We can quickly devour one of our favorite dishes, but it won't be long before we digest it and need to read a book, listen to music, or write and compose our own creations, chat with friends, go for a walk in a park. , look at the sky and reflect on our existence and our goals in life .
We are emotional, thinking beings, creators of ideas, who need sexual relations much less than the media tries to make us believe. What would be of those empty couples without cinema or television, without cars or mobile phones? While these people drown their time in an activity as old and simple as few others, others dedicate it to evolving and benefiting them without asking for more than money in return. The passional rush, like any rush, demands a subsequent rest to replenish energy , and that is the moment in which emptiness appears and the cycle begins again.