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Chapter 37 – Life Taught Me Restraint

Posted 1 month ago under DINOSAUR, Philosophy, Psychology Tagged: Achievement, Agency, agency-withholding, articulation, attachment, avoidance, boundaries, cognitive dissonance, communication, confession, consent, consequence, desire, emotional labor, Ethics, Existentialism, failure modes, honesty, identity, Intimacy., Isolation, learning, loneliness, loss, masculinity, Mastery, memory, moral discipline, optimization, overfitting, permission, phenomenology, power dynamics, procedural grief, Reciprocity, recognition, regret, repression, restraint, self-accountability, self-authorship, self-erasure, silence, social norms, speech acts, time, translation, unmet-need, unspoken, vulnerability.

Chapter 37 - Life Taught Me Restraint Life Taught Me Restraint - Part I Restraint became my native tongue;
desire learned to speak only in silence.
I hid the wanting so well
even I forgot its shape. Read more from here...

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Rational But Emptier

Posted 2 months ago under DINOSAUR, Philosophy, Psychology Tagged: Agency, attachment injury, Betrayal, bitterness, cognitive dissonance, disillusionment, emotional economics, emotional labor, Heartbreak, human behavior, intimacy politics, loneliness, manipulation, modern relationships, moral conflict, post-romanticism, power dynamics, psychological observation, rationalization, romantic realism, self-preservation, sincerity vs strategy, social incentives, systemic critique, vulnerability.

Title — Rational But Emptier To love a woman,
she must be offered a reason.
Give her information,
make an impact, remove hesitation.
Don’t bluff-stay tough; Read more from here...

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Ronie Dinosaur Chapter 85 – The Snakes Are Awake

Posted 3 months ago under DINOSAUR, Philosophy, Psychology Tagged: Absence, aesthetic rigor, AI, Alienation, artificial intelligence, Chapter 85, cognitive dissonance, confession, contemporary poetry, cultural-critique, Detachment, digital judgment, emotional honesty, emotional intensity, erotic economy, Existentialism, human condition, human desire, hyper-awareness, hyperrealism, Introspection, jungle metaphor, literary realism, loneliness, longing, male perspective, masculinity, mirror, misogyny, modern despair, mortality, narrative poem, nihilism, philosophical poetry, poverty, Psychological realism, raw truth, Ronie Dinosaur, Ronie Dinosaur Chapter 85, self-reflection, Selfhood, shame, snakes, social alienation, social critique, social hierarchy, societal expectation, suffering, symbolic imagery, The Snakes Are Awake, transactional relationships, urban isolation, vulnerability, witness.

Ronie Dinosaur Chapter 85 - The Snakes Are Awake Awake-
snakes awake.
Job theirs:
coiled in jungle dark,
hidden behind girl-ears, Read more from here...

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Ronie Dinosaur Chapter 81 – Placement

Posted 3 months ago under DINOSAUR, Philosophy, Psychology Tagged: Alienation, anti-devotional thought, anti-hero narrative, anti-romance, authority questioning, cognitive dissonance, crowd mentality, cultural-critique, deconstruction of divinity, discipline over consolation, existential poetry, existential risk, hierarchy critique, identity crisis, idol worship, Indian philosophy modernized, irony in poetry, lone walker archetype, love and risk, masculine solitude, Metacognition, misplacement anxiety, modern mythology, myth deconstruction, myth vs individual, narrative disruption, outsider perspective, performative morality, philosophical minimalism, philosophical poetry, philosophical rebellion, Placement, poetic provocation, power and placement, psychological exposure, radical honesty, Ram symbolism, refusal of reverence, rejection and identity, Ronie Dinosaur, Ronie Dinosaur Chapter 81, satire without humor, self-awareness, self-loathing as strategy, Selfhood, social psychology, uncomfortable truth, unplaceable character.

Ronie Dinosaur Chapter 81 - Placement Anyone who has never been made a fool in love
has never been a fool at all.
The one who loves only after thinking and calculating-
what love did he ever do?
Thinking and calculating is what a prostitute does, Read more from here...

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