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"absolutely loving Seneca, He quotes Epicurus often and I'm really vibing with all those quotes so I may pick up some Epicurus after this. Definitely in my philosophy era these days." — Mar 27, 2025 07:22AM
"absolutely loving Seneca, He quotes Epicurus often and I'm really vibing with all those quotes so I may pick up some Epicurus after this. Definitely in my philosophy era these days." — Mar 27, 2025 07:22AM
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"I remember being a young girl, on the brink of atheism, enamored by Ivan. He spoke with such (madding) eloquence and he articulated all I hated about God (the world God created).
Now though, he seems so young himself. Where I saw intellect, I now see pain (as Dostoevsky intended). I looked up to him then and now I just want to gather him in my arms and tell him it is okay to exist in all these contradictions." — Mar 03, 2025 09:18AM
"I remember being a young girl, on the brink of atheism, enamored by Ivan. He spoke with such (madding) eloquence and he articulated all I hated about God (the world God created).
Now though, he seems so young himself. Where I saw intellect, I now see pain (as Dostoevsky intended). I looked up to him then and now I just want to gather him in my arms and tell him it is okay to exist in all these contradictions." — Mar 03, 2025 09:18AM


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― We

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― The Yellow Wall-Paper

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― Sexing the Cherry

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― Sexing the Cherry

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