seen from Germany
seen from Malaysia
seen from Yemen
seen from United States
seen from Türkiye
seen from Canada
seen from Germany
seen from Hong Kong SAR China
seen from Türkiye
seen from United States
seen from Malaysia
seen from Japan
seen from Saudi Arabia
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seen from United States
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“Just because they did, doesn’t mean we have to.”
“Yeah.” He reaches for Derek’s hand tentatively, grazing their fingers together.
“But we could.” He makes a decision, taking Derek’s hand in his. “We could be just as happy. Maybe...maybe happier.”
Derek smiles, relief pouring out of those hazel eyes. “Maybe happier.”
Sissy (1986) by Greer Lankton, installation view at Einsteins, New York.
Photography by Greer Lankton.
via: Flash Art
"Ayy Same hair!" (Dailyp6josuke)
Same hair! (Nice.)
naked II 24
our Self originates on the plane of the synapse
to then pass along the axon
to be integrated with all our other Selves
I kept thinking: what I have just written didn't come from me. *I* could write a thesis, but the texts I wrote were never mine. For a long time I lived in a state of serious uncertainty - sometimes I even told myself I shouldn't sign my name. Or else I felt great uneasiness when people talked to me about the texts "I" had written. They think it is me, but I only copy the other, it is dictated; and I don't know who the other is. In the same way that we don't govern our dreams, although I knew it was "the other" who arrived, I was never sure that "the other" would arrive.
Hélène Cixous, Three Steps on the Ladder of Writing
Mystery-cult contributed to the development of drama something that, though we take it for granted, is in pre-dramatic societies very rare (outside ritual), namely the practice of abandoning your everyday identity to perform in a completely new one.
Richard Seaford, Dionysos
Most readers will probably remember the surprise they experienced the first time they heard their recorded voices played back; similar surprises and revelations await the dreamer who uses a tape recorder to record his/her dreams when the machine gives back the startlingly different, multiple voices of the subpersonalities that surfaced from deep sleep.
Jeremy Taylor, The Wisdom of Your Dreams
