#dissimulation

[arinewman7]

Dissimulation

Mahmoud Farshchian

[thepersonalwords]

Nothing I do is natural, realistic, organic or accidental. I'm never spontaneous, I'm completely premeditated.

Nuno Roque

[hutzovina]

Qui probe dissimulare scit, Dissimilem quasi esse. Who knows how to dissimulate honestly is, so to speak, “dissimilar.” - Rudolf Gottfried von Knichen, Opus Politicum 507A

[brokenflowsworld]

Thingy with a new brush

[damn-behzinga]

Millions by KSI

that shit's fire!!!! him blatantly saying he felt lost after Deji drama hits. he feels lost dispite having all his fame. I love him

[abridurif]

Tout se passe comme si l’écrivain – ou l’artiste – ne pouvait poursuivre l’accomplissement de son œuvre, sans se donner, pour objet et pour alibi, la poursuite d’autre chose (c’est pourquoi sans doute il n’y a pas d’art pur). Pour exercer son art, il lui faut un biais par où échapper à l’art, un biais par lequel il se dissimule ce qu’il est et ce qu’il fait, – la littérature est cette dissimulation. (…) Qu’apporte donc à l’écrivain ce mot de symbole ? Peut-être rien que l’oubli de son échec et le dangereux penchant à se faire illusion par le recours à un langage de mystère. S’il était obligé, pour spécifier l’expérience qui lui est propre, d’employer un autre mot, ce serait plutôt le mot simple d’image, car souvent il est pour lui-même comme un homme qui a rencontré une image, se sent lié à elle par une étrange passion, n’a plus d’autre existence que de séjourner auprès d’elle, séjour qui est son œuvre.

Maurice Blanchot, Le Livre à venir, Gallimard, 1959

[jmrphy]

The Devil Is in the Denial

The religious, who possess only tacit knowledge of the pragmatic truths inhering in religion, should be forgiven their occasional intellectual backwardness, for the same reason we forgive the idiocy of someone who recently suffered brain damage in a car accident. The religious today are still in a state of cognitive whiplash from the scientific revolution.

A great deal of what the devout feel…

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[brokenflowsworld]

Dissimulation was a child when he had his soul sold to John Doe, due to his mother.

As he lived in slums, his family lived in misery, his mother thought that if he left the house somehow, there would be more money and food left for her, it was the survival of the fittest. Already in John's possession, Diss now had his soul auctioned off, along with 5 other children.

One of them was Anastasia, who would soon become a very important person to him.

Now all sold to a man called "Akuma" by many, they had parts and areas of their bodies replaced with mechanical parts, with a skeleton like appearance.

With many years of training, Dissimulation and his small gang now served as assassins for hire, the money they received, a high amount, went to Akuma, this only making him even richer.

But after many years, now an adult and married, Akuma already dead, Diss just wants a quiet life, but it looks like his dream won't come true anytime soon.