Any books that will change my outlook on lookism sort of topics?
I've been flirting with the absurd idea of using a mask for the past months, and this is where I want to draw the line.
Inb4 The Bible
Any books that will change my outlook on lookism sort of topics?
Caleb Hill
Aaron Williams
come on
Parker Long
Infinite Jest
Brandon Bailey
>Of course. It's over since a long time, since the beginning. You will never represent, Raphael, an erotic dream of a young girl. You must take your part; such things are not for you. Anyway, it's already too late. The failure, Raphael, that you have known since your adolescence, the frustration that has been chasing you since the age of thirteen will leave in you an indelible trace. Even assuming that you can now have women - which, frankly, I do not think - it will not be enough; nothing will ever be enough. You will always be orphaned by those teenage loves you have not known. In you, the wound is already painful; it will become more and more so. An atrocious bitterness, without remission, will eventually fill your heart. There will be no redemption or deliverance for you. This is it.
Adam Gomez
My Twisted World
Wyatt Johnson
>using a mask
literally?
Aiden Ramirez
In so far as the desire is true, yes. But it's a silly idea, I have to fix it on the psychologic realm.
Levi Fisher
I want one of those Roman calvary/parade masks so badly. There is only one that is cheap but it looks like unadulterated shit. The rest are crazy expensive
Joseph Fisher
Not him, but I do that at home when I'm alone.
But I love halloween, costumes and decorations. It's not really deeper than that with me.
Zachary Johnson
make up? if it's theatrical, it might be /li/ approved
Logan Howard
The Hunchback of Notre Dame
The Phantom of the Opera
I've never read them btw
Evan Richardson
You're always already wearing a mask
Aiden Cooper
“Camilla: You, sir, should unmask.
Stranger: Indeed?
Cassilda: Indeed it’s time. We all have laid aside disguise but you.
Stranger: I wear no mask.
Camilla: (Terrified, aside to Cassilda.) No mask? No mask!
-- The King in Yellow, Act I, Scene 2.”
― Robert W. Chambers, The King in Yellow and Other Horror Stories
Aiden Cruz
This never ceases to be fucking brutal. Hurt me more, daddy!
Parker Cox
>Any books that will change my outlook on lookism sort of topics?
The OKCupid blog. Women don't actually care that much about your looks in practice, they care about money and social status.
Kevin Williams
Look into Asylum, by William Seabrook. A memoir from a little-known travel writer of his time spent in an insane asylum to treat his raging alcoholism. Just finished it, and felt that it gave me some peace with the idea that most people assume they'll never be good enough, and cope in different ways.
Tyler Brown
They care about all three.
Brayden Lewis
I know what you are talking about.
I pretend I caught cold and wear medical mask when I go to library. It makes me feel special and mysterious. It makes me want to do things (such as reporting faulty bulbs) to attract attention.
Michael Cox
>It makes me feel special and mysterious.
Is this really how fringe outcasts think of themselves?
Angel Barnes
>I know what you are talking about
Most likely not
Chase Torres
Watch Mr. Sardonicus.
It's literally you.
Carter Mitchell
>In so far as the desire is true
based pretentious user