I like arguing and engaging in debates with people and sometimes yeah I'm just lazy, so I pull something out of my ass and call it a day and let them win. They're gonna keep arguing and keep coming, I remember this with shota Oni like yeah sure bud. Its fictional so it don't matter that u going to it. I'll just watch ur digital footprint. reply
I recommend:
- Sexing the Body: Gender Politics & the Construction of Sexuality by Anne Fausto-Sterling
- Feminism Against Cisness edited by Emma Heaney
- The Straight Mind and Other Essays by Monique Wittig
- Who's Afraid of Gender by Judith Butler (or Gender Trouble if you're feeling very adventurous)
- Close to Home: A Materialist Analysis of Wo...... reply
I'm nearing 30. Imma just list out my thoughts
Note: when I use "you", I mean the general "you" and not specifically YOU.
1) Children are not mature enough to not let sex or drugs control their lives. Once either present, they'll likely become addicted.
2) Your identity is greatly shaped by your parents/guardians. Children don't have enough lif...... reply
When I want somebody to reply to my long paragraph to talk more deeply about a resonating story just to get no replies genuinely stabs me in my heart. Is it too much to ask for? 2 reply
dread? i used to look forward to flirting with my hate commenters. its excellent disarming tactic, you should try it sometime.
let it be known im anti-block 2 reply
In the beginning, yes, I was scared as I didn't want to be seen as someone who always negatively bashes a comic on here.
Now -- HAHA!! NOPE!! I realize I'm older than most readers here and have a different life prospective than they do. I don't have the FOMO nor do I fear being ostracized by some random people on the internet. I don't know you and...... 1 reply
That really depends on the kind of negative opinions you're leaving, doesn't it? Obviously everyone should be able to express their thoughts about the content they consume, but there's a pretty big difference between "I don't think the plot of this story is consistent," and "Wow this story is so ass lmao." Both types of comments invite replies, but...... 1 reply
Since you like philosophy, try reading Hegel's works, they're guaranteed to make you start hating that shit.
Some of his works:
"Phenomenology of Spirit" (1807)
"Science of Logic" (1812–1816)
"Encyclopedia of the Philosophical Sciences" (1817)
"Elements of the Philosophy of Right" (1821) 3 reply
I like philosophy and nonfiction books but I'm okay with fiction books if they deal with interesting topics (feminism, race, gender, politics, queerness, or whatever else) also poetry books and history books are welcomed!!!
Not sure on ur age, but to me friends go into 2 categories. 'childhood/school/younger age friends' then ya friggin' graduate from high school and/or college and you then hit the work force and find a whole new set of older friends mostly. One might keep a good friend from younger but most people grow in different circles so..... I wouldn't say fa...... 2 reply
not really. i used to read here and not leave any presence but i have so much to say these days and i enjoy yapping now so idc if people disagree with me cuz im always right 1 reply
I have very little experience to draw comparisons with, as I’ve only used the one I currently use, but typically when I feel that pressure it’s because I was too impatient to relax enough getting it in and so it feels pressed against something. If it’s constant then it might be a sign yours is slightly too big, though.. or maybe you could try...... reply
Not really. I don't have attachment to my comments or people's replies. I know I'm right and I will admit fault if proven wrong, otherwise I just ignore people who yap nonsense. Stay unbothered queens and kings 1 reply
'Things' are your daily life experiences by which you get to know the world around you. Tell others about the things you did, may it be cool, sad, crazy or funny. You can also find things that you might want to do and a friend to do it with!
