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The Unnamed Gift

Posted 1 month ago under DINOSAUR, Philosophy, Psychology Tagged: adulthood, Agency, alignment, Autonomy, boundaries, character, Choice, clarity, consent, Consent Culture, corruption, desire, dignity, discipline, Ethics, ethics of desire, Existentialism, exposure, gift, gravity, human heart, hunger, inner alarm, Innocence, Integrity, loneliness, love, lust, modern love, moral courage, morality, naming, non-consumption, philosophy, posture, power, pressure, Refusal, refusal as strength, responsibility, restraint, self-respect, Selfhood, silence, standing upright, temptation.

The Unnamed Gift When you give a gift,
do you announce it-This is for you-
or do you leave it in the dark
and call the receiver thief?
Hunger exists. Read more from here...

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Ledger Without Cushion

Posted 2 months ago under DINOSAUR, Philosophy, Psychology Tagged: adulthood, Agency, alcohol, alignment, authenticity, consequence, cost of truth, decay, Defiance, dynamic pain, endurance, existential, Experience, exposure, growth, human condition, identity, inner voice, internal-conflict, Introspection, introspective, Isolation, life-journey, loneliness, melancholic, memory, metaphorical, minimalism, moral struggle, moral vigilance, mortality, Observation, personal evolution, personal struggle, philosophy, poetic, raw emotion, rebellion, reflection, rehab, resilience, risk, self-discovery, Self-mastery, societal expectation, solitude, static pain, suffering, time, truth, waiting, youth.

Ledger Without Cushion Verse 1 They chased the script the world supplied-
degree, cash, house, child, pride.
Neat receipts in tidy rows,
soft landings when the balance goes. Read more from here...

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Climate Report a Song by Ronie Dinosaur

Posted 2 months ago under DINOSAUR, Philosophy, Psychology Tagged: Alienation, anti-hope, anti-redemption, anti-sentimental, authenticity, character, consciousness, Cost, Defiance, desert metaphor, dignity, discipline, discipline over desire, emotional-austerity, endurance, existential literature, Existentialism, exposure, first-order truth, identity, inner climate, inner exile, Integrity, Introspection, inwardness, Isolation, loneliness, lyrical philosophy, mann, minimalist-poetry, modern myth, modern philosophy, moral psychology, nonconformity, philosophical poetry, post-romanticism, Psychological realism, Refusal, resilience, self-respect, self-sovereignty, Selfhood, silence, solitude, stoicism, truth seeking, uncompromising voice.

Climate Report a Song by Ronie Dinosaur Verse 1 No life here-
neither public nor private,
not even personal.
I only watch the world Read more from here...

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Ronie Dinosaur Chapter 137 – The Fallen Cone and the Kite

Posted 2 months ago under DINOSAUR, Philosophy, Psychology Tagged: accountability, Agency, ambiguity costs, attachment collapse, behavioral psychology, boundary ethics, character over comfort, clarity, consequence over intent, dignity, emotional economy, exposure, first-order inference, first-person philosophy, human limits, identity continuity, impermanence, impermanent love, internal consistency, inward sovereignty, lived-philosophy, loss without melodrama, memory preservation, minimalism, moral discipline, non-bargaining, non-entitlement, Personal Ethics, poverty vs dignity, Psychological realism, quiet resolve, record not nostalgia, Refusal, refusal of degradation, rejection without blame, resilience ethics, restraint, restraint as strength, self-reduction critique, self-respect, standards, survival critique, symbolic realism, unsentimental poetry, untethering, vulnerability without spectacle.

Ronie Dinosaur Chapter 137 – The Fallen Cone and the Kite Her love was like
a melting ice cream.
I hoarded coins for days-
small, dull metals scraped from pockets and dust-
until they weighed enough Read more from here...

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You’re my atta, my food to eat

Posted 3 months ago under DINOSAUR, Philosophy, Psychology Tagged: atta, Body, burden, capital, childhood, coercion, consent, Control, discipline, economics, Ethics, expectation, exploitation, exposure, family, food, gender, greed, inheritance, obligation, parenthood, power, shame, survival, truth, utility, violence.

You’re my atta, my food to eat-
every parent learns to use the child,
fulfilling purpose through skin or feat,
the reward they mean to keep.
Of course, every bud must bloom a flower;
they exploit every facet, every power. Read more from here...

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