Mobius strip

The metaphor of a mobius strip as it is, is useful when describing the study of consciousness via the first and third person. Consciousness can be altered and when altered it cannot be turned back to what it was originally because it will have eminence of the  alteration that had occurred giving it a different, but could be similar, in imaging,  in story line, characters or roles. Just like with relationships, our consciousness has a role in how we demonstrate ourselves to others and how we treat others as well. Now with that said, our past relationships, like the mobius strip, once influence our current and future relationships. This could be with our experience of our parents, siblings, friends, classmate and our intimate relationships from our past.  That will relate to how we treat our children, future friends and or future spouse, for the good or the bad.  This also influences the probabiltiy of divorce. If a person has suppressed or changed their feelings or moral view of marriage and the sanctity of it or the lack there of the next time they are faced with a difficult choice in there live regarding marriage or if they should stay married or even get married, to their second wife or husband, the experience and ability to go through a second or third divorce becomes more common and easier to withstand. This in turn changing the direction of the mobius strip and even when attempting to reconstruct the alterations done to the original form will still have reminisce of the changes, damages caused to it. Leaving a permanent impression, just like leaving a scar, it doesn’t have to be visible to the eye to see that it does not flow seamlessly anymore but has that little bit of an edge that cannot be smoothed out without causing more damage at the end.