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A29. Ari: Dostoevsky, Emerson, Aristotle, Buddha Cy: Dostoevsky, Rumi, Marx, Shakespeare, Schopenhauer, Freud, Nietzche For romance protagonists, theyre both a wee bit cynical when it comes to romantic love -- they both fell hard for each other anyways (1/2) #LitHodgepodge

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ORIGINAL ARTIST: Yulkradness on Bluesky & VGenTwo 30s BIPOC men in 1800s-style style clothing are sharing a tender moment. Cy, a man with freckles and curls, is leaning over his husband Ari’s shoulder to smile at him, his hand on Ari’s shoulder and over his chest. Ari, a man with short braids & glasses, is smiling up shyly at Cy, his hand gently grasping Cy's at his chest. They look v much in love.

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Pamela Jeong 🎃🫜@pamelajeong.bsky.social · 2d ago

#LitHodgepodge 29 Many great writers & philosophers have tried to pinpoint the nature of love. It doesn’t have to be romantic love either—Aristotle’s ideas, for example, were about friendship. Which (simplified) philosophy would resonate most with your OC? Why? #WritingCommunity #WritingPrompts

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An October Prompt Game of Miscellaneous Proportions

THURSDAY THRIFTED THERAPY

[Graphic of an old-timey bearded man sitting and leaning his arm against a barrel with a tiny frog crawling up its side]

Prompt:
29 | Which of these famous thinkers’ philosophies on love would speak to your character most? Why?

Love is…
Aristotle: One soul residing in two bodies.
Freud: Desire in disguise.
Buddha: Letting go.
Emerson: Transformative, when given all.
Nietzsche: The drive to possess another.
Dostoevsky: Suffering.
Shakespeare: An ever-fixed mark.
Schopenhauer: A trick of nature.
Marx: A luxury the poor cannot afford.
Rumi: The fire that burns everything false.

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Philosophers, writers, and artists have mused on the nature of love since... well, forever, it seems. Me, I’ve always rather liked Blaise Pascal’s quote: “The heart has its reasons which reason knows nothing of.” But what do I know—I’m just a crow.

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