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Cycle of retribution

quotes from stone butch blues by leslie feinberg

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stone butch blues, leslie feinberg

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Oliver "I would've done anything for you" Marks & James "You've already done so much" Farrow

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I feel like not enough people know about Leif Erikson? Let's begin with Leif: He is thought to be the actual first European to set foot in America, like, many, many years before Columbus did–and I mean over half of a millennium before. His life is a bit confusing but to sum it up: His grandfather (a viking named Thorvald Asvaldsson) was exiled from Norway and moved to what we now call Iceland. Then, his father, viking Erik Thorvaldsson (also known as Erik the Red) was exiled from Iceland, and somehow went up to Greenland. Later in life, Leif was exiled from Iceland too. What a family, I guess. Buttttt, it gets exciting! He spent some time in Norway and spent winter with the king Olaf Triggvason, and then heard some rumours from (and here is where the another really interesting man comes in) Bjarni Herjólfsson, who is thought to be the first man to take notice of the American coast. This rumours led him to travel West and settle in what he called Vinland, which now we believe is Newfoundland, and island in Canada. He didn't discover anything at all, that's for sure, but quick reminder that history is not just what we learn in school but so many other things too!

Credits to this website. Also, there's some info in that page too! Click here to read more about Leif and his life and more!

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My two moods when studying history:

1. Ooof the drama, the excitement, the wonders of the past. Literal goosebumps.

2. Most people were shit and did unnecessary bullshit. Life is meaningless.

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When Oscar Wilde wrote “There seemed to be something tragic in a friendship so coloured by romance.” He meant James and Oliver friendship/relationship, I mean when Oliver saw those bruise marks on James he was like 'I wanted to give Richard ten bruises for every one he’d put on James, and when James showed up at his house unannounced he called Meredith to say 'I had no idea he was coming, but I can’t just leave him here. I don’t think New York is going to happen' and when James broke his nose, the first thing Oliver said was 'I want to forgive you' and threw a harmless paperback book at his knee to get even, and when James was crazy drunk and reciting Shakespeare in madness, Oliver said reassuringly 'You can tell me. Even if it’s bad, even if it’s really bad. We’ll find a way to fix it', and when James confessed to killing Richard, Oliver only comforted him by saying '“It’s okay," ... "It'll be okay" ' and when Colborne came to arrest James, Oliver took the blame and went to jail, and when James asked 'Why?' Oliver answered 'You know why'.