#beauvior

[royalretainer]

i seek to learn and adopt all facets of humanity. some desire love. others family. only then did i realize the truth… the core of humanity… is conflict. they fight. steal. kill. this is humanity in it’s truest form!

[janesadek]

Gulf Coast Goodies

TRAVEL THERE: FROM PLANTATIONS TO PO’ BOYS

When it comes to travel, food is a just part of the fun, but if you’re talking Gulf Coast, it’s a big part of the fun.  On this trip I’ve had crawfish in Evangeline Country, nibbled on beignets and dined at Brennan’s.  Over the next few days, food moved to the forefront.  I had fried this and broiled that.  I had seafood stuffed with crab and shrimp in…

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[spartanmandy]

“Look at me, Oh please look at me, I want your eyes to look upon me alone.” “Hey…what do you think? I’ve accentuated my beauty with parts of my machine friends. I’m more beautiful than ever now.” “So? Will you tell me you love ? Have i not become beautiful? Do these clothes make me look cute?”

Would he like it if i walked like this? I still don’t understand what it means to love someone. But I’ve made up my mind. I will do whatever it takes to capture his affection. Long ago, an old machine lifeform told me something: “Beauty is what wins love.” What is beauty?

After researching the old world, I finally learned the truth. Beauty is pretty skin, Beauty is stylish accessories, Beauty is looking one’s best. I will become beautiful, I will do it for him! I once heard tell of a precious jewel far to the east. It was said to be located on a terribly danderous mountain. But i dod not care. I slipped on cliffs, I fell onto rocks, But eventualy I claimed the jewel. Blue stone, Brilliant, So beautiful. I lost many parts obtaining this jewel. I lost… myself. But my wounds are badges. There’s a rumour floating among the other machine lifeforms lately: “Devour the body of an android to gain eternal beauty”

Such nonsense. It is physically impossible to obtain beauty by consuming an android, But i tried anyway, I would try anyting.

Not a moment passed where I didn’t strive to become more beautiful.

But he still won’t look my way..

I even tried to learn what is called a “song”. Songs can make someone have feelings for you. That’s what they say So i practiced every day. But he still won’t look my way.

I ate more androids, I even ate machine lifeforms. But he still won’t look my way.

He won’t look my way, he won’t look my way, he won’t look my way, Won’t look my way, won’t look my way. He still won’t look my way…

That’s when i realized he cares not for jewels, Or songs or beauty appearance or anything else. I cannot win his love. Why have i done this to myself? Meaningless, meaningless, MEANINGLESS. I gaze into the mirror, In its reflection, I see only my own meaninglessness, And so I scream.

[onlyfln]

I love when an innovation comes together! This is a rough prototype but I'm happy where this is going! #neirautomata #cosplay #beauvior

[jepensaisque]

Indeed, along with the ethical urge of each individual to affirm his subjective existence, there is also the temptation to forgo liberty and become a thing. This is an inauspicious road, for he who takes it – passive, lost, ruined – becomes henceforth the creature of another’s will, frustrated in his transcendence and deprived of every value.

Beauvoir

[lamaisongray]

Beauvoir - The Jefferson Davis House

[jkeith757]

They fell in love, but instead of getting married, they decided to form a pact. They would both have affairs with other people, but they would tell each other everything. That basic arrangement of their relationship would last for the rest of their lives.

On Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvior from The Writers Almanac(Jan. 9, 2013)

[jkeith757]

He was five feet tall, had lost his sight in one eye, wore baggy clothes, and seemed to have no interest in hygiene. But he loved to talk, and he was both funny and brilliant. Beauvoir later said, "It was the first time in my life that I felt intellectually inferior to anyone else."

On Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvior from The Writers Almanac(Jan. 9, 2013)