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Why the Difference?

Posted 4 days ago under Biology, DINOSAUR, Mythopoetic, Philosophy, Physics, Psychology Tagged: character formation, character vs instinct, consciousness, cosmic indifference, desire and character, emotional realism, ethical paradox, evolution and mind, evolutionary psychology, existential resilience, existential struggle, existential thought, Existentialism, gender dynamics, human condition, human contradictions, human desire, human motivation, Human nature, identity and desire, identity exploration, individualism, inner core theory, inner strength, internal-conflict, Introspection, introspective literature, introspective philosophy, life determinism, male female psychology, metaphysical reflection, moral ambiguity, moral complexity, personal doctrine, personal philosophy, personal responsibility, philosophical anthropology, philosophical narrative, philosophical poetry, Philosophical reflection, philosophical self inquiry, psychological conflict, Psychological realism, reflective prose, self-awareness, social dynamics, stoic resilience, strength and truth, subconscious mind, Survival Instinct.

Why the Difference? A woman names her weakness helplessness,
while a man names his unfulfilled desire 
for a woman a requirement.
Why?
Because a woman is often lazy enough Read more from here...

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Ronie Dinosaur Chapter 132 – The World Runs on Courage

Posted 2 months ago under DINOSAUR, Philosophy, Psychology Tagged: anti-romance, Courage, dignity in loss, emotional ethics, emotional integrity, emotional minimalism, emotional restraint, endurance without reward, ethical love, existential poetry, existential walking, grief discipline, grief processing, human core, human residue, inner courage, inner witness, internalized myth, introspective literature, inward resistance, loneliness narrative, masculine-vulnerability, modern myth, moral stamina, mythic realism, non-transactional love, personal cosmology, personal mythology, philosophical verse, poetic defiance, post-romantic poetry, Psychological realism, quiet endurance, quiet heroism, refusal of consumption, refusal of spectacle, refusal-to-beg, Ronie Dinosaur Chapter 132, silent loyalty, solitary resolve, spiritual secularism, stoic movement, survivor voice, symbolic monsters, tragic clarity, truth-without-consolation, unrequited-love, unsaid love, walking metaphor, World Runs, wounded narrator.

Ronie Dinosaur Chapter 132 – The World Runs on Courage The world runs on courage alone-
otherwise the monsters
would have devoured everything.
Somewhere in her heart,
something must have been saved for me too; Read more from here...

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Ronie Dinosaur Chapter 89 – My Body is an Envelope

Posted 2 months ago under DINOSAUR, Philosophy, Psychology Tagged: abandonment, Absence, anti-sentimental, atheism, Body, controlled grief, darkness, deprivation, despair without rage, emotional emptiness, emotional-austerity, emptiness as form, entropy, Envelope, existential poetry, existential realism, free will, godlessness, human condition, identity erosion, inner exile, inner-void, Introspection, introspective literature, inward collapse, Isolation, literary realism, loneliness, loss of meaning, melancholy, metaphysical imagery, minimalism, modern existentialism, modern verse, nihilism, non-hopeful poetry, philosophical melancholy, philosophical poetry, post-romantic disillusionment, psychological depth, quiet suffering, restraint, Ronie Dinosaur Chapter 89, sealed fate, sealed silence, silence, silence as metaphor, solitude, stoic despair, symbolic poetry, time and decay.

Ronie Dinosaur Chapter 89 – My Body is an Envelope They emptied my heart-
looted every last coin of light.
What remains to give?
How does one love
from a flask shattered beyond repair? Read more from here...

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Guy Next Door

Posted 2 months ago under DINOSAUR, Philosophy, Psychology Tagged: Alienation, bitterness, contemporary despair, cultural imagery, door, emotional detachment, emotional geometry, existential poetry, flat world metaphor, ganga symbolism, godlessness, Guy, hollow intimacy, identity erosion, inner constraint, intimacy failure, introspective literature, margosa metaphor, masculinity and vulnerability, modern loneliness, Next, personal mythology, philosophical verse, Psychological realism, ritual vs meaning, self-reckoning, spiritual irrelevance, unfulfilled desire.

Guy Next Door I was the guy next door-
simple, quiet, a little bright,
wanting to fall in love,
a girl to adore.
I went out for a test drive Read more from here...

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