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Because wealth isn't love, a credit card in a golden star is not love.
Our society has tricked us. Many of us live empty lives filled with mirages of purchasing power. No credit card limit and changing room mirror can allow one to witness oneself. Not in the way that matters.
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This is gross, not because it's capitalistic, money-flaunting, and hierarchical, but because it's impersonal.
In society, everything is money. At least in love, we trick ourselves into thinking that it's different. That it may count for something other than a credit card.
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Guys my boyfriend put his credit card in a magic wand and took me on a shopping spree for my birthday 😭
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Tolerating always turns to resentment. At first, you call it patience, then love. But what it really is, is self-abandonment. Every time you swallow a boundary, excuse a pattern, or silence your discomfort, something inside you keeps score. And eventually, the bill comes due.
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How Saturn exalts in Libra
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Timothée Chalamet’s opinion on ballet and opera represents a wider cultural disregard of craft, expertise, and artistic pursuit. Everything is now about attention; eyeballs and money. People don’t care so long as it occupies them. To them, it’s only art if it’s seen.
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@KaboniCara The context of my tweet wasn’t so much about Chalamet (with whom I’m not interested) as much as the larger issue amidst the attention economy.
To me, Timothée’s words are a reflection of a wider cultural trend. One that competitively disrespects creativity if isn’t ‘trending’.
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@AnthonAstro People have so decontextualised his words that the true essence of what he said has been missed. He wasn’t taking about the artistic discipline, craft, dedication etc. He was raised amongst ballerinas so he knows how hard people work in those industries.
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Timothée Chalamet’s opinion on ballet and opera represents a wider cultural disregard of craft, expertise, and artistic pursuit.
Everything is now about attention; eyeballs and money. People don’t care so long as it occupies them.
To them, it’s only art if it’s seen.
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Whilst it’s beautiful that large audiences can appreciate popular art forms, creatives should remember what it takes to make something from nothing.
To find feeling in chaos, to follow it, irrespective of financial outcomes. To do the work for the work itself, and nothing else.
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These are the ingredients of brain washing, the homogenisation of culture, art, and values.
Art has never been about shortcuts, about eyeballs, about attention.
It’s about training, dedication, emotive precision and vulnerability. That’s where the respect should lie.
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@evnq185286 rounded tip I can get with, but not as ‘prominent’ for sure as a lot of them
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@AnthonAstro search up claire nakti on her website she made a collage of guys with chitra in their chart, u look similar to alot of the guys on there, usually their noses tend to be round and prominent
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@AnthonAstro you were so right about the Magha chin 😭 @norrapriest
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a lot of problems come from not putting people in their place the first time they get on your nerves.
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Their final gift to you was repeating their pattern one more time on you so you could finally see that, despite their potential, this is who they’re choosing to be.
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i regret to inform you that personal growth rarely comes from acquiring new knowledge and almost always from:
- getting humiliated
- showing up terrified and doing it anyway
- admitting you might be the problem
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Words curtail anger, hurt, betrayal, and upset. But the heart picks up where they leave.
The truth is that no love is ever really lost, we harbour the feeling forever somewhere. We lose everything and everyone with time. Only ourselves, do we see all the way through.
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