Elegantly judging you from my $9 lounge chair

Btw, that idea that privilege makes you morally evil and suffering makes you morally good is just repackaged versions of the Christian concepts of the evils of luxury and the holiness of martyrdom. Hope this helps!

When you're talking to the average young woman, you get the feeling that you're never alone with her, it may just be the two of you, but a gun is being held to her head by popular internet politics/activism at all times. She'll start using some buzz words and repeating disingenuous mantras, and you'll be shocked, and start looking around for cameras like you're being Punk'd. Girl we're alone, the thought police aren't going to arrest you for admitting a real problematic opinion. Do you not trust anyone? Young women are functioning as stilted repressed versions of themselves, afraid of being hated for speaking a single unsanctioned opinion. This is no life.

There’s not a single person or philosophy that I agree with in its entirety, and that’s okay. Even fools can be wise, and ignoring important information just because you dislike the source sets you back. Taking the pieces that make the most sense and disregarding what doesn’t apply is a sign of an analytical mind. Don’t let dogma derail the pursuit of knowledge. Information is to be found in multiple places and disagreement shouldn’t stop you from new realizations. You don’t have to endorse an individual completely to benefit from what they have to say.

Teeeheeheeheee!! It's funny because kids + Jewish + money = Epstein!

the podcast If Books Could Kill has a really great episode on the original book and its legacy! just a bunch of misogynist evangelical bullshit really

My shitass abusive ex was really into love languages, and you'll never guess which one was his "main love language" and what he wanted from me for it!!!!

Literally just the language of “acts of service” should have tipped people off a lot sooner, like the christian husband worship vibes are strong there

girlies what do y'all do when you're crushing on someone

the floor? you mean, my slug storage space?

The Nasdaq were a collection of economic spirits venerated the middle to end United States imperial wealth cults. Economic spirits, referred to as "stocks" (/stɑks/) in the obscure dialect of French spoken in the United States, were categorized into one of several "exchanges" ( /ɛksˈt͡ʃeɪnd͡ʒ/) based upon perceived impact and power. The Nasdaq are believed to have been held in higher esteem than other contemporaneously worshipped exchanges in the Dao and the Nysse. Shamans of the imperial wealth cults ("brokers" /ˈbɹoʊkɚ/) were known to sacrifice offerings ("layoffs") to the Nasdaq in hopes of receiving material and spiritual rewards from the supreme deity of the United States, The Free Market. Brokers were often known to interpret omens of the day by questioning the effect of such omens on the stocks.