rob hardy
@robhardy
writer of manifestos, petter of cats. in devotional pursuit of a more beautiful internet đ±
rob hardy
ungated.life
Men become monsters by convincing themselves they're saints.
Laura London on Substack
Perfectionism is easy to see on someone. Physically it is a rigidity in the musculature and there can be stunted tones in the voice. Mentally they are often second-guessing themselves, hesitant, and overly precise.
Joe Hudson âą Tweet
if youâre in a conversation, you have to listen to the other person. Because if you donât, you wonât know what to say when itâs your turn to talk.
Conversations reset the power and compliance dynamic, because conversations enable us to be heard.
Conversations generate their own interest, because after you speak your piece, youâre probably very... See more
Conversations reset the power and compliance dynamic, because conversations enable us to be heard.
Conversations generate their own interest, because after you speak your piece, youâre probably very... See more
seths.blog âą The Conversation
âThe work of the mature person is to carry grief in one hand and gratitude in the otherâ - Francis Weller
Frannyfanny âą Tweet
âA person should have two therapists. A man who is stern and tells them how it is, and a woman who's gentle and always supportive. Ideally, the two therapists would be married to each other and had sex about 9 months before the person was born."
Drunk Wisconsin (@drunkwisconsin)
Cut a chrysalis open and you will find a rotting caterpillar. What you will never find is that mythical creature, half caterpillar, half butterfly... No, the process of transformation consists almost entirely of decay.
â Pat Barker
â Pat Barker
The Only Thing to Do
Quotes and self renewal
the last line in many respects is the essence of the poetâs work, to work with the questions âthat have no right to go awayâ in the life of an individual, in the life of a relationship or marriage, and in our collective conversations in an increasingly fraught, worldwide society.
David Whyte âą David Whyte
Once people do not trust themselves, they are subject to easy manipulation.