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So, when did it become fashionable to insult someone by referring to female genitalia? And when did calling men “bitches” instead of “bastards” start happening? I’ve witnessed even women using “c*nt” as an insult. What’s wrong with them? Why are … Continue reading
Posted in female consciousness
Tagged female self-esteem, incel, patriarchal, synergy & solidarity
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Women’s Day
Transitions tend to be stressful. But the geo-political changes going on right now are extreme, heartbreaking, and overwhelming. And very, very spooky. Today is International Women’s Day. Here in Italy, it’s customary to give a sprig of mimosa to female … Continue reading
Posted in Art Narratives, Conditions of Possibility
Tagged Luz Corazzini, mimosa, synergy & solidarity, Teresa Mattei, transitions, Women's Day
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Empathy and Evolution (part 3)
Circe becomes a mortal: To better understand the gods, it’s important to keep in mind that they are immortal and, after thousands of years of living the same life over and over again, they are bored and seek distractions. That’s … Continue reading
Posted in Books, female consciousness
Tagged Circe, Empathy, evolution, Greek Mythology, Italo, Margaret Mead, Odysseus, Penelope, self-narration, synergy & solidarity, Telegonus, Telemachus, Tusculum, Ulysses
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Empathy and Evolution (part 2)
Penelope’s story: All my life there’s been a man around telling me what to do as if my only reason for existing was to fulfill his needs. Like my uncle who gave me away to some arrogant ugly man living … Continue reading
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Tagged Circe, Empathy, evolution, Greek Mythology, Italo, Margaret Mead, Odysseus, Penelope, self-narration, synergy & solidarity, Telegonus, Telemachus, Tusculum, Ulysses
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Empathy and Evolution (part 1)
The best way to live forever is in the hearts of others. Because to be physically immortal is wearisome and lonely. But to live in someone else’s heart is a form of eternal comfort. In another life I lived in … Continue reading
Posted in Books, female consciousness, storytelling
Tagged Circe, Empathy, evolution, Greek Mythology, Italo, Margaret Mead, Odysseus, Penelope, self-narration, synergy & solidarity, Telegonus, Telemachus, Tusculum, Ulysses
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The Narrative Within 