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UN-TIT-LED.
'Un', spanish for one(masculine). The rest is self explanationatory.

May 14
“You’re too ashamed and simultaneously too proud to ask for help. Asking for help means you aren’t “manning up” like everything in culture silently tells you to do. And so everything that isn’t addressed becomes that dark beast inside you, lurking at the edges. You become so out of touch with your emotions it’s a surprise when you’re actually happy, like it’s an accident. A childish glee of a once happy childhood being crushed by your everyday repressed identity. You lose all sense of proportion. Drugs, alcohol, depression, fighting and other self-destructive behavior show up. At least self-erasure makes sense, at least you can control the rate of your descent. A joyous self-annihilation, like watching your own car crash in slow motion from far away, simultaneously inside the car and outside it. A symbolic interpretation of reality. This is in fact your true position in all this, your emotional self is a 1000 miles away observing this scene with equanimity, your actual self speeding into a brick wall.” http://www.reddit.com/r/AskMen/comments/14ot1r/what_societal_pressures_are_there_on_men_to_man_up/c7f1p04

May 12
“You know who most people commonly hold the most resentment towards? Their mothers. Because ultimately, all your pain and suffering is their fault. They brought you into this world.”





“I believe in something greater than myself. A better world. A world without sin.”

“So me and mine gotta lay down and die so you can live in your better world?”

“I’m not going to live there. There’s no place for me there, anymore than there is for you. Malcolm, I’m a monster. What I do is evil. I have no illusions about it, but it must be done.”

-Serenity

How my ideal morality/ethics would work.




“Isn’t a person just a collection of their mistakes, and also their, kind of, undoing of their mistakes? I mean, what else are you? You know, you’re always…you’re always just the reaction to the bad parts of yourself, I think. And I think that’s what is kind of like, a driving motivation behind any human being that’s…who wants to continue to grow and live life. ‘Cause they’re looking at their flaws and trying to, go beyond it. And I think that a person, you know, essentially dies when they think that they found themselves, ya know? Unless you want to admit that you, yourself, are not an individual, and are just part of a whole…movement of ideas, and thought, and culture, and humanity and, furthermore, the universe, and everything — unless you really feel like that, and you’re walking through walls, you know, you are always trying to find yourself. And it’s usually a person who believes that they’ve found “the answer” — found “the end” — that there actually is a psychological end. And then what’s the point of, you know, doing anything after that?” Micheal “Eyedea” Larsen (via illuminatics)

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