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“A life spent making mistakes is not only more honorable, but more useful than a life spent doing nothing.” ―George Bernard Shaw 🐎
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“The rigors of both work and worklessness, the colonization of every public space by private money, the precarity of daily living, and the growing impossibility of building any sort of community maroon each of us in our lonely struggle to survive.”
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“...we need to take seriously the way modern society breeds loneliness and rootlessness.” —Roger Berkowitz
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“...personally, I’ve never been rustled out of bed by a stranger who became my new girlfriend.” ―Joe Berkowitz & Joanna Neborsky
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“But if thought corrupts language, language can also corrupt thought.” ―George Orwell / “1984”
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“I failed to communicate; that’s why I chose to leave.” ―Bob Dylan 🌸 🎨 🌸
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“You cannot but sense his horrified fascination at the havoc that a wee willie can wreak. It's a sort of reversed male self absorption.” ―Arundhati Roy
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“I could sit around and analyze the foolishness of men, since men are fundamentally the children in any relationship.” ―Ridley Scott
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“The problem with self-love as we currently understand it is in our view of love itself, defined, too simply and too often, as an extraordinary feeling that we respond to with hearts and flowers and fantasy, ritual consumption and affectless passion.”
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“And who's to say that when life itself has become a disease, poison may not be the best remedy?” —Olympos to Cleopatra, from “The Memoirs of Cleopatra” by Margaret George, 1997
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“Infatuation is nostalgia’s cool cousin who knows how to party.” ―Joe Berkowitz & Hallie Bateman
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“Putnam has also shown that loneliness increases in proportion to the diversity of the community in which one lives, suggesting that our cosmopolitan ideal may further the social ennui that is the fundamental element of totalitarianism.” —Roger Berkowitz
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