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@phnek
the aroace read of ryland grace is so personal and haunting. "you don't even have a dog." was it not enough to love the world for the sake of living in it. was it not enough to live for the thrill of discovery. was it not enough to smile at your students. was it not enough to be afraid.
Coiled snake-shaped wall lamp, Eastern Zhou Dynasty. Bronze. Paris, Guimet Museum - National Museum of Asian Arts, MA1656
Courtesy Alain Truong
bro LMFAOOOO
this is what monetary incentives do to you
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Japan and Japanese art of old: see my Japan gallery.
I'm like if a missing person was literally right there
I do consider "let people enjoy things" to be a sort of thought terminating cliche at this point. while there are of course exceptions it seems to most often be employed as a knee jerk response to any critical or dissenting opinions no matter how impersonal, which isn't so much taking a stance for the freedom of individual taste as expressing a profound discomfort with criticism being expressed at all.
this isn't, of course, about instances where someone is a complete tool and actively harasses people for their differing tastes; this is about the cries of "let people enjoy things" being tacked onto any articulation of criticism no matter how nebulous.
the wording is genuinely so interesting. "let people enjoy things," as if the naysayer somehow possesses the ability to ruin another's fun just by speaking criticism into the world that the enjoyer might, possibly, see and be tainted by.
the statement "let people enjoy things" begs the question "who is being stopped?," the answer to which would seemingly be "people so deeply insecure in their enjoyment that the mere existence of disagreement ruins their fun." to which I would then say that maybe the naysayer isn't the one who isn't letting them enjoy things.
I wish to purchase goods and services without entering a blood covenant that entitles the provider to email and text me forever and also store a bunch of my personal data that they’re going to apologize for exposing in a breach in the next five to ten years
what you learn from hobbies:
consistent practice opens up whole worlds of skill that you couldn't imagine
making mistakes in the process of learning is not only natural, it is also essential
activities that you enjoy can give you more energy back than you spent on them
wow everything is so expensive
my hands hurt
'I Can't Believe It's Not Butter' rebrands to 'They Don't Want You to Know it's Not Butter', to better reflect the 21st-century consumer mindset.
rich people throughout history cannot help being so fucked up and insane. why is it now a status symbol to be botched with filler etc. “look how i can afford to permanently disfigure myself” well look how on my middle class salary i can afford to be good looking and attractive with the face of a human being and not a grotesque caricature of one
mr and mrs filler
The Jester (1908)
