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nedsseveredhead:

Thank you for engaging in the mortifying ordeal of being known so that I may partake in the euphoric experience of knowing you.

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spaceraptor:

queermachmir:

“What is it that the child has to teach?

The child naively believes that everything should be fair and everyone should be honest, that only good should prevail, that everybody should have what they want and there should be no pain or sadness. The child believes the world should be perfect and is outraged to discover it is not.

And the child is right.”

— Rabbi Tzvi Freeman

“Westerners are fond of the saying ‘Life isn’t fair.’ Then, they end in snide triumphant: ‘So get used to it!’ What a cruel, sadistic notion to revel in! What a terrible, patriarchal response to a child’s budding sense of ethics. Announce to an Iroquois, ‘Life isn’t fair,’ and her response will be: ‘Then make it fair!’”
–Barbara Alice Mann

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ailichi-deactivated20230730:

Persona, Ingmar Bergman (1966) // Thomas Yingling, Hart Crane and the Homosexual Text: New Thresholds, New Anatomies (1990) [x]

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electricbiorchestra:

unbotheredmuse:

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durpacerangerrogjro:

benepla-deactivated20200506:

Oh my god the stock market crashed and I didn’t even notice cuz I was eating pussy

i want you to know i found out about the stock market crash from this post

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dankmemeuniversity:

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edwad:

Dialectics, [Engels] argues, is a continuous process of transition from one definition into the other. In consequence a one-sided and rigid causality must be replaced by interaction. But he does not even mention the most vital interaction, namely the dialectical relation between subject and object in the historical process, let alone give it the prominence it deserves. Yet without this factor dialectics ceases to be revolutionary, despite attempts (illusory in the last analysis) to retain ‘fluid’ concepts. For it implies a failure to recognise that in all metaphysics the object remains untouched and unaltered so that thought remains contemplative and fails to become practical; while for the dialectical method the central problem is to change reality.

— Georg Lukács, History & Class Consciousness (1923)

Tumblr feels so nostalgic now like my dash is always dead whenever I check it and most of my mutuals went to other apps….