brunella

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nice brunella.substack.com

Feminism, to be worthy of the name, has to be something more than mere attention to women’s experience of gender. It matters what that attention produces, what it has to say about women’s lives. “Women are always, essentially this subservient and cannot be otherwise” is not a feminist statement.

It is not “feminist,” to me, to do what much of Munro’s fiction seems to do: to lionize women’s passivity and suffering, or to apply a mysticizing essentialism to their self-destructive desire for men’s love and attention.

thinking about this Uruguayan guy ive followed on rate your music for maybe 5yrs. has written ~1200 exhaustive reviews and has possibly the most sophisticated music taste i’ve ever seen. apparently he works as a programmer and just writes these daily 3K-word masterpieces for the love of the game