Philosophy
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“It is love that displays no function. It is never the thing so temporary to a person, as would be so much like a function. As a function is never eternal, what is brought low is the person descended of their individualism to belong in the slave ring. We are unloved as disregarded humans, when…
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“Being brought low means to be displayed as related to the utilitarian prospects for a person. In using an object, one becomes an object. In a society where function is the value, where we complain of objectification, there is no preservation. In devouring another, we become devoured ourselves. What has changed in this world, except…
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“Why love has no function, is to know that nothing loved is seen for its use. Betrayal, and then, the realization for our fragility, being of pain, is the result of being used. Forgetfulness, being of no love, though only the lust that partakes of the gain and the usage. If a person complies to…
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“To the limitation of a resource, is not to the eternal place of love. We cannot relate the offering of a resource, as money or medication, to love. We cannot, because the two differ in that the former is limited, whereas the latter is unlimited. A resource cannot compare to love nor to compassion.” –…
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“Were convenience to be the thing of care, then we will treat the human life as one. Whether them to be deemed as convenient or inconvenient is only suited towards what drives utility to prove itself as akin to slavery. If an individual rebels, they are the inconvenience. If an individual complies, they are simply…
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“There is nothing more repulsive, to the man, than the urge to retreat back to himself. What is himself, if outside of the she whom he loves? If he had loved, then he’ll not love himself, ever again. To truth, there is protection of it. There is concealment of it, of her, of the one…
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“No Man nor Woman is equal, so long as we compete, or if it is when we do not love, or if it is that we are not dead.” – Modern Romanticism Life is a competition. Anything besides love or death, is a fluctuation of stampeding revolution. For it is not life that is opposite…
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“By what I felt, I felt you. By all I loved, it was always you. In your vulnerability, I came crashing through. Then, when I lost you, I felt myself. I felt myself breaking. I heard myself crying. Among all to love, in all I love, it was always you. Your pain, it opened me.…
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“That which is beautiful cannot be seen for the grime in what is impoverished. An abstraction can be to such a word, in being impoverished, though to be simply lacking. As poverty has its meaning upon what is lost, then beauty will be for what is gained.” – Modern Romanticism Post-Modernism has comprehended one thing:…
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“If the greatest weakness of all is for the individual to believe he lacks one, then this is his greatest imperfection. Awareness of capability does not come without the same for its opposite. We are not capable if we are not also aware of how we are incapable. Pushing limits is one way to be…
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“If victimization is equivalent to innocence, then the latter will be equivalent to denial. Of a denial that comes forth from a disbelief that one, as a victim, cannot possibly be like those who antagonize them. In this, there is more than a likelihood for such victims to be as their supposed ‘enemies’, even to…
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“Those prideful of being ‘represented’, for appearance’s sake, in a workforce of utility can only be described as the ones who believe ugliness can be a form of beauty.” – Modern Romanticism It is the ugliness of toil, to the creation of something beautiful, that separates both. Poverty is not beautiful, as it should never…
