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that awkward moment when your ex that was doing nothing with their life when you dated them is making music video for famous musicians and youre still doing nothing with your life
Philosophy today no longer says anything about love,
or at best very little. And this silence is for the better, because when philosophy does venture to speak of love it mistreats it or betrays it. One would almost doubt whether philosophers experience love, if one didn’t instead guess that they fear saying anything about it. And for good reason, for they know, better than anyone, that we no longer have the words to speak of it, nor the concepts to think about it, nor the strength to celebrate it.
Jean-Luc Marion, The Erotic Phenomenon
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