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Friday Flips [pt.5]: Queen’s Somebody To Love – The philosophy of: Being on your own and being alright with it (alright, alright)Friday Flips [pt.5]: Queen’s Somebody To Love – The philosophy of: Being on your own and being alright with it (alright, alright)
What are the songs that make you instantly feel relaxed and chilled as fuck? The songs that after a week of work, you put on and instantly feel like you
Can you only truly love others after you first truly love yourself? – The Philosophy of: Queen’s Somebody to Love (on Self-Love)Can you only truly love others after you first truly love yourself? – The Philosophy of: Queen’s Somebody to Love (on Self-Love)
There’s a shit ton of songs about rescue fantasies – about how when we find someone to love us it’ll complete us, give our life meaning, or even save us. But no one can
A Deep Dive into: Love [pt.13]: Why playing it cool with someone you think is special is not cool at all.A Deep Dive into: Love [pt.13]: Why playing it cool with someone you think is special is not cool at all.
If you truly think someone is wonderful, that they are a special human person, or that the things they do, how they comport themselves and the euphoric way they make
A Deep Dive into: Love [pt.11] – The philosophy of: François de La RochefoucauldA Deep Dive into: Love [pt.11] – The philosophy of: François de La Rochefoucauld
If you didn’t know what love is, and you observed someone who was going through the pangs of love you would best guess that it’s some kind of crippling disease.
A Deep Dive into: Love [pt.10] – Even with rules, sex with a friend you love and admire will at least change the friendship and at worst, ruin it.A Deep Dive into: Love [pt.10] – Even with rules, sex with a friend you love and admire will at least change the friendship and at worst, ruin it.
This is a deep dive into the one word that may be more confused or have a greater subjective meaning than any other in the English language: Love. What does it really
A Deep Dive into: Love [pt.9] – If the strength of a friendship is based on how vulnerable you can be with each other, and if sex is the most vulnerable thing to do with someone (naked with no clothes on, nowhere to hide, or no weapons to protect you), why can’t friends have sex?A Deep Dive into: Love [pt.9] – If the strength of a friendship is based on how vulnerable you can be with each other, and if sex is the most vulnerable thing to do with someone (naked with no clothes on, nowhere to hide, or no weapons to protect you), why can’t friends have sex?
This is a deep dive into the one word that may be more confused or have a greater subjective meaning than any other in the English language: Love. What does it really
A Deep Dive into: Love [pt.8] – Is true love about admiration (of a friend)? + The [super fucking cool] Philosophy of: ‘Being just good friends’A Deep Dive into: Love [pt.8] – Is true love about admiration (of a friend)? + The [super fucking cool] Philosophy of: ‘Being just good friends’
This is a deep dive into the one word that may be more confused or have a greater subjective meaning than any other in the English language: Love. What does it really
Question: Are you normal? (Answer: You’re not. And that’s normal.)Question: Are you normal? (Answer: You’re not. And that’s normal.)
What is normal to you? And what’s ‘weird’? Anything unknown (and that challenges what you think is normal)? Well that can basically everything. What you see as weird is perfectly normal
Life can be sweet lived in dreams, fantasies and fiction but it’s much more fun and exciting and REAL lived in reality (albeit emotionally dangerous and potentially heartbreaking) – The philosophy of: AmélieLife can be sweet lived in dreams, fantasies and fiction but it’s much more fun and exciting and REAL lived in reality (albeit emotionally dangerous and potentially heartbreaking) – The philosophy of: Amélie
The beauty of philosophy is not in its esoteric metaphysical theories, its circumlocutory dialogues or its dusty old texts. It’s in its power to help you see how to live life, and