Fantasy Lives On!
FF x Metaphor | Adventure Begins ver.

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Fantasy Lives On!
FF x Metaphor | Adventure Begins ver.
A good man is judged by his actions, what he does or fails to do. A good man is honest, steps up, works hard, produces more than he consumes and provides for others. He is self-sacrificing. He stands for truth and defends women, children and the little guy. He is never a bully. A bad man is the opposite of all of these.
Why Womanhood Doesn’t Demand Proof and Manhood Does
4 Male Archetypes within each of us
Here comes the King
I started thinking
I am a mural of my actions
there isn't a part of me that isn't tied into someone else
fragmented ceramic with string connected to each shard
who am I without others?
when you tug on the strings, the mural shatters
nothing left
soldier, poet, king
which archetype are you?
pushed into responsibility
all I do, I do for praise
my inherent value dependent on external force
look at this thing I made
watch me do this
can you do what I can do?
on all fours, I'm a stool for your feet
yeah no worries
all good
don't worry about it
yeah I'm fine
she'll be right
I've got it
of course I can do that for you
here, just let me break my bones and sever my limbs for you
do you need a shoulder to cry on?
I'll cut it off for you to use as a pillow
do you need a second set of eyes?
I'll take a teaspoon to my face and gouge
do you you need a hand?
here, have mine
severed at the wrist with flesh hanging off in chunks
I'll hold your hair back, caress your face, brush your teeth, itch your back
say the word
I'm everyone's but my own.
Adam Phillips: 'Against Self-Criticism' (with Q&A)