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Differences of Opinion by Wendy Cope
I. He Tells Her
He tells her that the earth is flat — He knows the facts, and that is that. In altercations fierce and long She tries her best to prove him wrong. But he has learned to argue well. He calls her arguments unsound And often asks her not to yell. She cannot win. He stands his ground.
The planet goes on being round.
'Not liking things' is not a substitute for a personality.
Taliesin Jaffe Everything Is Content -- Persona 3
i have to ask - you posted about Loki being "evil", correct? where are you gathering this information from? the one thing that most norse pagans agree on is that the Eddas are Christianized (their concept of good and evil influencing), therefore should be taken with a grain of salt. it's similar to hellenic paganism - for example: Niobe boasted and ranted about how she was better than Leto, a lover of Zeus, because she bore 7 sons and 7 daughters. Upset, Leto asked Apollo and Artemis to avenge her. Apollo and Artemis killed the sons and daughters respectively, and left one daughter alive. are they considered evil? deities are incredibly complex beings, and we must take into consideration that Loki was not "good", nor "evil". every deity of norse religion is complex, and inherently has flaws. no deity is perfect. so i have to ask, where are you basing this opinion from?
Hello, thank you for your question. You do not have to agree with me, as I'm sure Loki and the others have numerous followers - we don't have to agree with one another, I simply don't want to associate because of my experiences and those I regard close to me, friends, associates and initiates. So it's not so much an opinion, because most of my posts on Demons are not simply an opinion, but my own truth. As I say in the top of my blog, I am a Demon in a human shell, and the things I post may come in contrast with many traditional books. People are free to believe, disbelieve or even stay away from my blog.
kind of feel like rambling about my shera ocs as well as hordak/imp in relation to recent posts but i also dont want to drag it out any more
Are you afraid of a healthy argument? Or is it that you are so convinced that you are right that my opinion is of no interest to you?
Mary Balogh, from The Constant Heart
