Gerry Hannan Stan Account

the idea that hollander "tamed" rozanov is really funny to shane because like. ilya finds it hot and is always going along with it, yes of course my husband is so sexy why do you think i moved to this boring fucking city. for dick. meanwhile shane knows the truth which is that ilya tamed himself. he herded shane like a sheepdog until he was exactly in the right position for ilya to flop down at his feet and say i love you, i am a one man guy, sleep with other people if you want but you are it for me, so shane is always there like ??? ilya. what are you talking about. i was literally prepared to be a secret slot on your roster for the rest of time without even admitting that i was gay until you decided to have me over make me lunch and say my name while you come like a love confession and ilya goes lyubmiyy. shut up. i was untamable you tamed the untamable and so shane has to be like yes, baby, i worked so hard, i used all my tricks but he's rolling his eyes because ilya wants to be a wolf shane coaxed inside to sleep on the hearth but instead he's a cat who snuck through the window and fell in love with his prey. self domesticated. and this is just one of the many perfect games they play

new ask game send me a 🌻 and ill just tell you whatever the fuck i want

the intertextuality and metatextuality of ulysses is actually making me crazy. the use of stephen dedalus, joyce's own fictional alter-ego from the autobiographical portrait of the artist as a young man, as his telemachus figure. the constant switching and blurring of person from third to first to second and sometimes all three at once. the change and overlap of tenses. who is telling the story and who is a character in the story. joyce is both dedalus is both. something something the characters of the odyssey always listening to the odyssey within the odyssey. james joyce you move me

i think being a girl might fix stephen dedalus. i also think it would make him worse.

feeling a strong urge to emancipate myself from the influence of Simon Dedalus and to create my own intricate life and art away from his gaze and power and i've never met the guy

just now realising with horror that stephen dedalus would definitely be a fan of the smiths

using violence to liberate people from sweatshops, unsafe mines, and grinding poverty isn't the same as using violence to impose those things on people. the idea that violence is morally repugnant regardless of context is a belief that every oppressor throughout history would love for the oppressed to hold

I have GOT to stop spending $30

Ulysses by James Joyce is the most book to ever book. The most novel to ever novel. It literally has everything. Literally everything.