Reflections on Language, 1
Nothing controls us more than the things we are unable to speak about.
Catholicism, (homo)eros, and everthing else
Nothing controls us more than the things we are unable to speak about.
“I had an unnamed fear of being discovered… So I responded by being self-deprecating or not trying.”
Perhaps Luke wants the reader to laugh.
“The essence of chastity consists in quickness to affirm.”
I write because I will make mistakes.
“Settling” involves a fatalistic weighing of options, a bourgeois calculating approach to the human person.
To some, heaven and hell operate on a point system.
The men expected women to be the protectors of both their own femininity and of men’s masculinity.
This approach only furthers divides us.
The majority of my papers and stories and poems have improved after dropping my initial lines.









