alexi gunner

Taylor called this authenticity, and it became the unreachable horizon of modern life. It’s a concept that makes sense only in its absence; we recognize inauthenticity, phoniness, when someone’s clearly being a poseur. Yet the struggle to feel authentic—this is very real, even if we know better. In Taylor’s telling, everyone becomes a kind of

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Surveillance Valley by Yasha Levine

the irony here is that the men who have the most traditional views

about the roles of men like the men should be the bread winner the provider are men from poorer communities who are the least likely to be able to fulfill that role so there's a real tragedy there which is that actually kind of upper middle class men who are super feminist much more

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