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Someone asked me how I define friendship, because I said I’ve never truly had one...

Why wasn’t friendship just as meaningful as a romantic relationship, or even greater, when it was two people choosing each other every single day without the glue of desire, obligation, or permanence, not held together by bodies, contracts, money, children, or shared property, but by a quiet and... read more

Political embroidery

Bc wanting people to have health care, free education, jobs that don't enslave them, and houses... No, yeah. Radical extremist teehee

On Orientalism(Saïd)

I have had the pleasure to read Edward Saïd's Orientalism recently and wanted to share some thoughts, especially during these trying times. Orientalism isn’t just something that lives in old colonial paintings or dusty archives. It’s alive in how people talk about travel. In how certain countries... read more

Enlightment is such an incredible thing, like you can go 5 years and barely grow as a person, then one little experience can change you over night. It could be an experience, a thought in reflection or a radical shift.

Take a moment to think about what changes you want in your lofe and put energy into it.

Small Actions Today... Creates Radical Change Tomorrow... And The Future Starts Now... ✨️💫🌠

We often imagine that time travel to the past could shift the entire course of history... That one small action might ripple forward and reshape the present... But what if we held that same reverence for now?! What if every mindful choice, gentle breath or moment of clarity was seen as a seed... read more

Origins of Monopoly

Monopoly wasn't invented by the Parker Brothers, nor the man they gave it credit for. In 1904, Monopoly was originally called The Landlord's Game, and was invented by a radical woman. Elizabeth Magie's original game had not one, but two sets of rules to choose from. One was called "Prosperity",... read more