Behind The Mask

You let Me fall Off to sleep In your Arms I fell in Love With the feeling A feeling Now I can’t Sleep Without Your arms Surrounding Me

Quest Love

With great celerity it glides through the subterranean interstices of brotherly love, shoots out...

Yet we still want mags to let...

Friedrich Nietzsche (via veiledexile)

Brené Brown (via 359-pine)

"A person of good intelligence and sensitivity cannot exist in this society very long without having some anger about the inequality - and it’s not just a bleeding-heart, knee-jerk, liberal kind of a thing - it is just a normal human reaction to a nonsensical set of values where we have cinnamon flavored dental floss and there are people sleeping in the street" ~ George Carlin

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1968 Olympic Black Power Salute. 

While a great deal of absurdist fiction may be humorous or irrational in nature, the hallmark of the genre is neither comedy nor nonsense, but rather, the study of human behavior under circumstances (whether realistic or fantastical) that appear to be purposeless and philosophically absurd. Absurdist fiction posits little judgment about characters or their actions; that task is left to the reader. Also, the “moral” of the story is generally not explicit, and the themes or characters’ realizations—if any —are often ambiguous in nature. Additionally, unlike many other forms of fiction, absurdist works will not necessarily have a traditional plot structure (i.e., rising action, climax, falling action, etc.).

Tis true :-)