The living Agorian
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The living Agorian
@Agorianisback
Wandering seeker/Writer/experimental philosopher/Menace/Primal hunter.
the world Katılım Mart 2026
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I live in lagos, where I go find open field? I am sure she has a white dress. 🤔
Velvet Accord@VelvetAccord
To be let loose on an open field in a white dress and hunted by a primal dom who will do as he pleases with me when he catches me🥹
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Day 11: Existentialism;
A philosophy that holds existence as more fundamental than essence, and that we are cast into freedom, burdened with choice, and must craft meaning amid uncertainty, solitude, responsibility, and fragile becoming.
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@Agorianisback Hello??🤣😭
I followed you for philosophy nuggets young man
(Keep it up, we're all taigas🫣)
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@Dee_Vine9 @Ujfranc And you believe it is in your position to carry out the so called "justice" on them ? You also think that once a thing is past into law it automatically makes it just ? Have we not had laws historically that needed to be amended or removed totally because they are unjust? Think!
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@Ujfranc You are fully aware.. Gay practices are crime under federal law yeah?
So this wan less compared to the prison time they can get
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I’m under the impression that most of these men who do this to gay men suffer from inferiority complex and are pussies.
I have never seen them do this to a muscular gay man who goes to the gym, because I genuinely want to see them try.
Something wey no concern una papa
𝓚𝓮𝓵𝓵𝔂 𝓑𝓸𝓷𝓲𝓽𝓸 🦉 💜@kellybonito_BU
We no even touch am sef 😂😂
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Day 10: Post-structuralism: A philosophy that unsettles fixed meaning, revealing language as unstable and power-laden, where truth is never final but constantly shifting through interpretation, difference, absence, and the endless play of signs within human thought and culture.
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@Beebee_kimm Between me and you, pretend like you don't know what is wrong 👀🚶♂️🚶♂️
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@Fluffball_xo Ventured*
(The Bible and the church)Was what followed, and even more the ways it was deeply driven and sustained by fear. There was a time people argued for the case of a loving God, but it still did not follow, "a God that loves us but can stand when we reject his love".
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@Fluffball_xo I was initially troubled by the claim, but venture further, although Nietzsche did not necessarily imply the death of God literally, his works became the anchor to my exposure to the hypocrisy of religion. A rethinking of various inconsistencies within the Bible and the church..
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