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I think I’ve blocked at least 50 porn blogs… This is getting OUT OF HAND

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Petition to have Tumblr actually do something about porn blog bots following users.
• It’s annoying. • It gives an imperfect metric for how many followers you have. (I would estimate about 25% of my “followers” are porn blogs run by bots). • It makes pulling up your activity page iffy even if you use Tumblr strictly for SFW content. • It’s problematic for individuals who have struggled with sex and/or pornography addictions, especially since many of the blog names are not obviously porn names, causing you to preview the blog. • It exposes minors to illegal and harmful content.
And to many of us: • It’s disgusting. • it’s degrading to human beings, especially women. • It makes Tumblr a less classy, less reputable place.
Please share this if you agree this is a serious problem.
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You have to accept that sometimes that's how things happen in this world. People's opinions, their feelings they go one way, then the other.
Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro
Not just because of the diseases, but because, she said, "sex affects emotions in ways you'd never expect." We had to be extremely careful about having sex in the outside world, especially with people who weren't students, because out there sex meant all sorts of things. Out there people were even fighting and killing each other over who had sex with whom. And the reason it meant so much - so much more than, say, dancing or table-tennis - was because the people out there were different from us students: they could have babies from sex. That was why it was so important to them, this question of who did it with whom. And even though, as we knew, it was completely impossible for any of us to have babies, out there, we had to behave like them. We had to respect the rules and treat sex as something pretty special.
Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro
I suspect the truth was that it was like a lot of things at that age: you don't have any clear reason, you just do it. You do it because you think it might get a laugh, or because you want to see if it'll cause a stir. And when you are asked to explain it afterwards, it doesn't seem to make any sense.
Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro

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The Fall by Albert Camus #1
You know what one of the worst feelings in the world is? When you have a book blog that’s been neglected for so long, that your first official book post of 2016 comes in April. I am sensing a theme. But alas, we are forever improving, always stretching, are we not?
I do not know what’s got into me, but I can tell you that my brain has increased in complexities ten-fold after reading The Fall, even if I do not agree or understand with most of the characters thoughts and questions. I have racked my brain trying to philosophically speak on this book, but Albert not everyone can be witty, and meditative as you. Je suis désolé.
OPINION/SYNOPSIS: I’ll be honest, it took a lot of focus to get past the first 30% of the book, because of the challenging themes he is constantly bringing up, but mostly due to the fact that it is written in second person and the thoughts are fragmented streams of consciousness, but I am SO glad I read it. The story opens up in Amsterdam where Jean-Baptiste Clamence an ex-pat of France and previous lawyer extraordinaire begins to recount his life to a stranger at a local bar. He speaks of his conversationalist friends, shining career defending the needy, and active love life until he realizes that all his actions were only done because of his judgmental, narcissistic view of life. In my opinion, Clamence is the perfect picture of a spiritual poor modern man; he is isolated, deprived, and empty. People are forever searching for “the meaning of life” so they try to fill the void with religion, love, careers, and others that they become hypocrites. Ultimately, they use all the pure goodness that comes from those things and turn them into stepping stones to feel less judged while judging everyone else beneath them. This is not a typical “fiction” book, it is more of a philosophical/spiritual study on society. It made me feel bad about society but also weirdly optimistic because of all the goodness that is still out there despite rampant nihilism. 4/5.
FAVORITE CHARACTER: This is easy, it’s either Jean-Baptiste or the random person he is talking to. I’m picking both.
FAVORITE QUOTE: “Sometimes, carrying on, just carrying on, is the superhuman achievement.”
NEXT READ: Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro
EXTRAS: A commentary on how this book speaks into society now. And a quick video on his life.
They have hoisted him onto the judge's bench, in the secret of their hearts, and they smite, they judge above all, they judge in his name. He spoke softly, to the adulteress: "Neither do I condemn thee!" but that doesn't matter; they condemn without absolving anyone. In the name of the Lord, here is what you deserve. Lord? He, my friend, didn't expect so much. He simply wanted to be loved, nothing more. Of course, there are those who love him, even among the Christians. But they are not numerous.
The Fall
But too many people now climb onto the cross merely to be seen from a greater distance, even if they have to trample somewhat on the one who has been there so long.
The Fall
This is so true that we rarely confide in those who are better than we. Rather, we are more inclined to flee their society. Most often, on the other hand, we confess to those who are like us and who share our weaknesses. Hence we don't want to improve ourselves or be bettered, for we should first have to be judged in default.
The Fall by Albert Camus
You know what charm is: a way of getting the answer yes without having asked a clear question.
The Fall by Albert Camus

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Thus I progressed on the surface of life, in the realm of words as it were, never in reality. All those books barely read, those friends barely loved, those cities barely visited, those women barely possessed!
The Fall by Albert Camus
I used to forget everything, beginning with my resolutions. Fundamentally, nothing mattered. War, suicide, love, poverty got my attention, of course, when circumstances forced me, but a courteous, superficial attention.
The Fall by Albert Camus
Gradually the sky was filling with stars that could be seen for a moment after leaving one street lamp and heading toward another. I enjoyed the return of silence, the evening's mildness, the emptiness of Paris. I was happy.
The Fall by Albert Camus
Maybe we don't love life enough? Have you noticed that death alone awakens our feelings? How we love the friends that have just left us? ... But do you know why we are always more just and more generous toward the dead? The reason is simple. With them there is no obligation.
The Fall by Albert Camus
I was at ease with everything to be sure, but at the same time satisfied with nothing. Each joy made me desire another.
The Fall by Albert Camus

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I refused to attribute that success to my own merits and could not believe that the conjunction in a single person of such different and such extreme virtues was the result of chance alone. This is why in my happy life I felt somehow that the happiness was authorized by some higher decree.
The Fall by Albert Camus
The feeling of the law, the satisfaction of being right, the joy of self esteem are powerful incentives for keeping us upright or keeping us moving forward. On the other hand, if you deprive men of them, you transform them into dogs frothing with rage. How many crimes committed merely because their authors could not endure being wrong!
The Fall by Albert Camus