Schizophonia

Microsoft edge

Lol. Nevermind i kidded

Thanks for the (deleted ☹️) message

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Severe insomnia + social isolation + high standards + paradoxically a scarcity mentality + bad karma in this sector in general. Thankfully the hardest part of the work is now done.

It's obvious she doesn't take any pleasure

👍 Posted from Arlanda Airport waiting the bus for Väs*********, crossbow in left hand

She is good and we talked a lot in private but she lives too far away +we're probably not that compatible. I probably seemed exaggerated due to a scarcity mentality (in denial) and because I like to troll/tease. And I've evolved; there are posts/jokes that I wouldn't have made now because they were a bit cringe virgin stuff; the thing about guys unconsciously chasing their anima Mari louise von Franz talked about for those who mention Jung on the topic lol.

Thanks. Short answer : yes. A bit more complicated answer : If I truly wanted it sincerely I would already have it now.

Could you edit your message and remove the quote from my messages please. I wrote this because I feel humiliated and frustrated by my (lack of) romantic situation for various reasons and by my karma in general. So I compulsively play the tough guy; but it's actually a form of castration, a refusal of the phallic position, because I'm denying (castrating myself) my true desires. It's true that I've fallen deeper into antipathy, even dysthymia; but the fundamental truth is that even dysthymia—the perceived lack of movement, energy, consideration, and so on—is still the positive result (in the mathematical sense; "more of," "that which is added") of the illumination of consciousness; of awareness.

Paradox's games (Victoria 3, HOI4, CK3...)

@Davino You are close to Proudhon's ideas; or even Bakunin. But there are many problems with his ideas, such as the fact that since there is always a market, it doesn't eliminate the structural problems of capitalism (it's not just the distribution of wealth; it's also and especially speculation, the crisis of overproduction, the tendency of the rate of profit to fall, the creation of monopolies...); that it is idealistic/laborious to implement (how do people create corporations/shared enterprises? It requires a great deal of organization and is automatically complicated without the state; does this concern the owners of small and medium-sized enterprises as well as entrepreneurs? They are also bosses with boss interests; are you going to force companies to restructure?) or even more simply, how do you want a society like that when the more technology and the market progress, the more it naturally monopolizes and demands firm hierarchical structures that have nothing to do with this ideal. We might as well embrace communism; there is to drink and eat in communist philosophy. Karl Marx and Engels, Vladimir Lenin, Leon Trotsky, Rosa Luxembourg, George Lukács, Lucien Goldmann, Antonio Gramsci, Louis Althusser... to name those I know more or less.

Don't know him

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Plot twist : it's actually @NoSelfSelf's secondary account.