Crommyonian Sow

You might not be her, but once you imagine that woman in your mind, she becomes real, and you can become her.

Politeness and kindness are not synonyms. Until you have observed that a person is deserving of your kindness, just be polite and considerate.

and the line between the "good man" and the "bad man" is always an action slightly worse than whatever the one currently speaking has done.

Henry Kissinger (1923 - November 29, 2023)

Henry Kissinger (1923 - November 29, 2023)

The number of these massacres, which constitute crimes against humanity, will go down in history as the first massacres that continue around the clock for nearly a month, broadcast live on the air. During the famous 1,425-day Siege of Sarajevo, the Serbs bombed the Sarajevo Market (Markali Market) on August 28, 1995, with five mortar shells, killing 43 people. The world watched live images of the dead and wounded, as it does in Gaza. But in Europe, the atrocities led directly to NATO launching an air war against the Serbian forces until they were defeated. By contrast, in only one massacre, Israel dropped a huge bomb on the Al-Ahli Arab Hospital, killing nearly 500 civilians. The West’s reaction was to hold Hamas responsible, even though they knew that its improvised rockets (which the Palestinian president described as “absurd”) could barely kill a single person. These massacres are also the first massacres in history to receive the full support of the major “Western democracies” (the United States, France, Britain, Germany, Italy) without any sympathy for the victims, even though they are broadcast live and there is no doubt about the identity of the perpetrators. This support is not only political, diplomatic, and in the media, but also military. In most cases it also violates the desires of its own citizens who are demonstrating in the street against the massacres in Gaza in opposition to their leaders. During the Vietnam War, after news of only one massacre carried out by the American army leaked (My Lai), the whole world rose up against it. As for the case of Gaza, Biden, Macron, Schultz, Sunak, and Meloni are portraying the massacres through the Western media as a case of self-defense. In the famous Siege of Sarajevo, which lasted 1,425 days, a total of 13,952 people were killed, including 5,434 civilians, which means approximately four civilian deaths per day. In Gaza, the death rate is no less than 355 civilians per day. This number does not include those under the rubble, which exceeds 2,000 people. During the siege of the city of Stalingrad itself, which lasted 162 days and became an icon of resistance against Nazi brutality, 40,000 civilians were killed in the city, which was crowded with soldiers — an average of 247 civilians per day, i.e., less than the killing rate in Gaza. In the Second Battle of Fallujah, considered the bloodiest event in the Iraq War, the city was subjected to 46 days of killing and siege. A total of 1,400 civilians were killed, at a rate of 31 civilian deaths per day. As for the siege and fighting of the city of Mosul, which lasted for nine months and is considered the most violent episode in the series of conflicts with the ISIS movement, nearly ten thousand civilians were killed, at a rate of 37 civilians per day.

this focus a lot of abused women in online pop psychology have on narcissism is particularly concerning because it completely glosses over misogyny which is literally a huge factor in violence against women. people really only know misogyny as a surface level thing. they don't know it can lead to family annihilation, for example, and is one reason most family annihilations are committed by the husband. it's always "this man is a sociopath" "this man is a narcissist" when the man's behavior is driven by ideology. I am so fucking tired of everything being tied to mental illness and left at that. you know what this leads to? courts "fixing" abusive men by...giving them anger management therapy. guess what? it doesn't fucking do anything because the problem isn't mental instability leading to anger, it's targeted, purposeful abuse. we are getting nowhere

Society, with its age-old narratives, often pressures women into believing that their worth or safety is intertwined with partnering with a man. But it's crucial to challenge this notion. Embracing solitude isn't about isolation, but about understanding and valuing oneself outside the context of a relationship. It's about ensuring that if and when a woman chooses to be with someone, it's born from genuine connection and not from fear or societal expectation. By learning to be alone, women can cultivate resilience, self-worth, and independence. It's a journey of self-discovery, where one can confront and dispel fears, and truly understand what it means to be complete on one's own terms. So, to every woman reading this: cherish your solitude, for it's a sanctuary where you can truly understand that you are enough, with or without a partner. 🌙✨ #StandAloneStandStrong

Also men: it's more likely that 3-30 people who don't know each other have chosen the same innocent man to falsely accuse of rape by pure chance than it is that this man is actually a rapist. it's also more likely that this weird coincidence keeps happening again and again than it is that, in a least some of these cases, the man is actually guilty. we are very smart.