Philosophy
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“No two loves are alike, anymore than two flames of a candle share equal radiance.” – Modern Romanticism
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“How many tears could a man have concealed upon a time when he was hungry, when to soon realize upon his loss that he was only thirsty? A man lives, to drink in what he never felt.” – Modern Romanticism
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“The more manufactured a simple thing is, like a vote, the less it should ever be seen, in terms of its quality. There is the intelligent politician, or there is the intelligent individualist. There is the idiot politician, or there is the idiot individualist. Though, to say that there is intelligence in casting a simple…
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“It is never that a person feels pain for what is present, though rather for what is absent.” – Modern Romanticism
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“If love hurts, then love will survive. One should know the difference between the pain of loss, and the pain of sacrifice, in love. For if one has given their heart, then one has sacrificed themselves. That is the pain, to be named as the happiness for what one should know was a worthy departure…
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“One should name themselves as weak, and forever such, when they dislike the idea of attaching themselves to a non-material thing, being a person. For if they were to lose that person, it could not be seen as expendable. It would be seen as forever lost. True strength is only ever bred when one can…
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“All originality pertains to the stagnant history of a thing, of a creation, of a development. When people can pertain their future to the history, they are responsible. For responsibility could only ever amount to a person knowing that their history cannot change. And so, the future should not change, though simply improve. For if…
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“Written in the ways of purism, is the idea that one blood is inferior, or lacking in quality, over another. To base politics around race, around gender, around creed, is to recede to the aristocracy mentality, though swapped. It is to say that impurity is purity. Perhaps it is that we are all the same,…
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“Racism is to say a person is comparable to the rest, because they could never be contrasted from the rest.” – Modern Romanticism
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“If human reason questions, then human love will define. Love will make the surety, that reason will tear down. Love will make the truth, the wholeness, the clarity, that reason will say is a lie, only fragments, the uncertainty. What is a human, in a scientific world, if not the confused one on the search…
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“Speech upon speech, breeds negotiation. Force upon force, breeds war. Therefore, it is war upon voice, or force upon speech, that describes the fascism history relates to, in the purest of its familial blood.” – Modern Romanticism
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“The path to Justice is slender and perfidious, fraught with missteps of ambition and despair, egotism and doubt. Should you choose this road, beware those who would waylay your hopes and disembowel your dreams. Remain sure and remain true.” – Path of Exile (Izaro Phrecius)
