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These convos tends to go one way where unsolicited advice is the issue when there are plenty of relationships where no advice or feedback is the issue bc the other person is not that invested, unless it’s about them. Personally, I don’t think there’s a one size fits all…
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I think a lot of people can benefit from figuring out what does genuine concern and ego based concern look like in their friendships. There’s ways to determine if being a listening ear is appropriate, if guidance is appropriate and what manner to deliver it, or something else etc
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Part of being a good friend is sometimes letting your friends learn the hardships and lessons alone.
Women get comfortable believing their unsolicited advice means they’re being a good friend. Then get upset when your friend doesn’t receive your advice well.
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never wrong just early
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okay so like where was this outrage when black people were being called monkeys and were called the n word by the japanese
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I went to a house party over the weekend (all coworkers + host's fiancé) and one of the girls invited SLEPT WITH THE HOST'S FIANCÉ WHILE WE WERE ALL ASLEEP IN THE LIVING ROOM
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a statement you can only make if you know literally nothing about any great writer ever. writers are some of the most comically belligerent people on the face of the earth
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Its really cool you were able to get the Japanese to engage in open social conflict with you, the one thing they built their entire society around avoiding at all costs.
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The amount of people who believe the Bible is the literal word of god outnumber the college educated by at least double in the south and it’s a push in the plains/midwest states
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This is going to come off elitist but I don’t think people really understand how backwards red states are and it messes with what people think moderation should be.
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Nabokov was a notoriously tough grader and critic, especially of the literature of ideas. But he also championed many popular novels, including writers not often considered literary to serious critics of his time. Authors like H.G. Wells, Jules Verne, Arthur Conan Doyle, Robert Louis Stevenson, Lewis Carroll, etc.
One of my favorite movies distilled patriarchy so well: “First you are your father’s/brother’s property, and then you are your husband’s property.”
Patriarchy has been going so long no one can remember a time when women had their own names.
Not think: know. Y’all think these world leaders don’t talk to each other when one of them is about to be on some bullshit?
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Vladimir Nabokov once referred to Dostoevsky as “author of The Double and other works.”
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde came out 4 years before Picture of Dorian Grey, but I’ve just now discovered Dostoyevsky wrote a novella on the theme of dual identity as well called The Double that came out prior to either…friends, is this a good autumn read?? I just finished Jekyll and Hyde and it was great fall reading

































