People do not seem to realize that their opinion of the world is also a confession of their character.
Ralph Waldo Emerson (via sammilyn56710)
a beggar sits in the street. were that his cup rattled with coin but alas, it holds only dust. the grand lady passes on her palanquin draped with black silks and heavy crepe. he knows where she is going: far, far away, to join the company of her sisters in god. but he does not expect her to pull aside her veil, and to look upon him. “old beggar,” she says, “what do you desire? my husband is— was rich in bitcoin, but i do not understand the ways of men…”
blessed are the poor in spirit, for they will inherit the bitcoin
To each according to his needs. And as you all know, MY needs are great.
my mentor
hello! welcome to the age of the internet. here you will find a rich plethora of sexy kinks and kinky sex, opinions, and cats
there is one problem with this glorious age. (just one!!)
previously, in human history, we shamed people by putting their flaws out for all to see. it was contained. your parents, your siblings, your neighbors saw it and scorned you, people who probably disagreed with you if they were shaming you, people you don’t want to be scolded and scorned by.
but now when we try to shame people by putting their negative behaviors and cruel words on display, we’re giving them the largest forum that has ever existed in which to proclaim and spread their hate.
I love shaming as much as the next guy, but when the negative shit gets more press than the positive I’m rather certain this is a backwards step???