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If you see this, quote post with your model of positive masculinity

Is Bringing Kids Into this World, Inherently Unethical? Life Is Not Harm: An Africentric and Metaphysical Idealist Rebuttal to David Benatar’s Antinatalism Disclaimer This essay is descriptive, not prescriptive. I am not here to tell you what to do with...

Just wrote this.

TLDR, no.

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Hello Bluesky. Its been a while. Been cheating on you with Threads. My bad

I just learned that Shen Yun is owned by a cult leader that claims that Jesus and Buddha are his disciples

Some of you are chronically offline and it shows. Total echochamber.

CEO of Jubilee on platforming bigotry YouTube video by Taylor Lorenz

Asshole is an asshole. Wow.

youtu.be/L47BzSXhPBc

Being called smart is not the compliment you think it is.

Creating patriarchy is not more bad than perpetuating it. Stop acting like you're off the hook.

White women (historically) and religious women in general have also benefited from (mostly poisoned fruit) and upheld patriarchy. You can't keep saying men and just men are to blame and are the only ones responsible for dismantling patriarchy. That's just not true. Everyone is responsible for it.

Sorry but being an anti racist intersectional feminist content creator and then going on a well known red pill podcast and then saying they "tricked you", when it was one google search away, is wild to me.

Hating the young won't make you more of an adult.

Few see falling birth rates as a priority: Survey Few Americans see falling birth rates as a national priority, according to a new survey from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research. When asked in the Thursday survey about ho…

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The old oppress the young.

Jojo Siwa entering her trad wife era. Interesting.

Same people that complain about virtue signaling and performative activism, love to say fake it until you make it

Nothing frustrates me more than a lack of courage

I want to launch something in the non alcoholic beverage industry so bad 👀

lol stay tuned : )

They may get deeper into gender essentialism and nationalism as well. Humans refuse to just embrace the complete lack of certainty and security inherent in life.

This multifacted lack of "certainty" in everything that we are seeing will make people dogmatically move towards monogamy and maybe marriage even though thats just another illusion of certainty/security.

I could be wrong but I think poly people are going to be increasingly discriminated against and hated over the next 30 years even tho they are like 4-5% of the population max.

Late-Stage Religion, Truth, Spirituality, and ELD This isn’t a call to join anything. It’s a call to remember what the sacred is actually for. When Religion Forgets What It’s For Late-stage religion tends to unravel when it loses touch with its or...

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The US isn't getting worse, it's always been like this, they just don't care about hiding it as much anymore.

Not exactly. More like "not straight" but also it's an embrace of fluid, non normative, and anti-assimilationist ways of being, loving, and living.

Oh I agree with you there actually

I think we both replied chaotically so it's fine lol

Also this general worldview is shared by Buddhism and Hinduism and indigenous communities as well, not specific to or unique to Africa or precolonial Africa

I agree with this but also find suicide and what causes it to be particularly fascinating

Cultures and people can decolonize

Framing collectivism as something we can’t return to assumes linear cultural decline.

Collectivist consciousness is not gone, it’s suppressed.

It can and does come back through philosophical inquiry, land-based, and spiritual practices.

There's always hope.

Violence in Africa (which is pretty vague btw) isn’t a product of death anxiety, it’s a product of colonization, imperial disruption, and foreign interference. "Gifts" from the same philosophy that produced death anxiety in the first place.

In many African traditions, the self is not a lonely ego facing annihilation but part of a vast web of ancestors and community. Death is not feared but honored and ritually integrated.