Sometimes, Inconsistency Is Okay Too.

sometimes, inconsistency is okay too.

To me, personally, Dionysus is all about liberation from social inhibition; a culture of defiance, I'd say, which a lot of us might've experienced at least once in our lives. It is a defiance of all that dare to shackle our darkest, innermost selves; and the suppression of emotions and instinctive yearning under the excessive desire to be logical and "acceptable." It is surrendering the ego — or self-esteem and importance — to the flow of our subconscious when neccessary, such as in the creation of art, the birth of new life. It is looking at the eternal transience intertwined with age, and the fullness of being: bearing witness to ecstacy and tragedy and dual madness.

I call Him Dionysus Eleuthereus: of liberation from care and sorrow. And yet He is also Dionysus Sôtêr, the Saviour who calls to moderation. And ultimately, Dionysus Psilas: "the giver of wings." (There, too, exists Dionysus Lyaeus: of liberation from care and anxiety.)

He will come to know that Dionysus, son of Zeus, is fully a god: most terrible, and yet most gentle to mankind.

- Euripides, The Bacche.

Dionysus and Apollo reflect the duality of the human person. The latter is of the conscious self: logical, methodolical, and in pursuit of truth; such is who we often seek to be. The former, however, presents Hinself in meaningful co-existence as the parts of myself I've once kept burried.

My Lord, Dionysus Bromius, please accept my humble offering.

i am not god’s strongest soldier im sorry 🤭

nothing is funnier to me than owen lars clowning on obi wan. obi wan was a war general. he was in charge of millions of men. he's a jedi master. he was on the jedi council. he was known as one of the greatest jedi alive. he was the sithkiller. and yet. this random moisture farmer who only wants to work his farm and protect his family is like no. your vibes are randic. fuck off. and obi wan does.

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I...tried to make a meme and got carried away and made A Thing that is like partially unfinished because i spent like 3 hours on it and then got tired.

I think this is mostly scientifically accurate but truth be told, there seems to be relatively little research on succession in regards to lawns specifically (as opposed to like, pastures). I am not exaggerating how bad they are for biodiversity though—recent research has referred to them as "ecological deserts."

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