ITT: Philosophers that remind you of yourself
For me it’s Nietzsche - intelligent, nihilistic and a wicked sense of humor
ITT: Philosophers that remind you of yourself
Michael Green
Gavin Cruz
It's Deleuze and I hate it.
Charles Bennett
Schiller
I am a fairly boring person, and there is little to my name besides my passions and vices. However, I love to bask in the light of more interesting individuals often, and I strive to do justice to the emotions which I developed by surrounding myself with their shining brilliance by reflecting them in my writing and reporting their effects. I am naive, and starry-eyed, and not a positive role model, but I am lifeless without the aesthetic—I am its shadow, dark and dependent, and this part in the drama of life is enough to satiate my soul and grant me brief access to the will of the great.
Joshua Rivera
It would be Oscar Wilde for all three of you. None of the wit, just the being a faggot part.
Juan Hill
>ITT: Philosophers that remind you of yourself
>For me it’s Nietzsche
Same, but for very different reasons.
Though he had more courage to get along with his thoughts than I have, many of his conclusions (death of God in our society and perhaps humanity, nihilism, cope, the depth of moral dilemmas; glory versus suffering) have been etched onto me very deeply.
I still think that God does exist and live, yet we cannot fathom the God the decent human beings experienced, we come from a place of minimalism and cowardice in the face of the Leap of Faith.
Juan Jenkins
Emil Cioran. He just shitposts all day long just like myself.
Jonathan Jones
Only gay people, such as yourself, know who Oscar Wilde is.
Eli Watson
If someone is between 15 and 19 years old, it always comes down to Nietzsche for the sole reason that he apparently suits quite well when it comes to the self-aggrandizing pseudo bullshit teenagers so often indulge in.
Joseph Wright
Seething Christcuck detected. Read Charles Darwin
Daniel Lewis
For me personally it's Kierkegaard.
Because he died a virgin