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Codependence and Enmeshment - The Beginning of Terminology
babygod wrote 2 weeks ago: It wasn’t long after Autumn met me that she declared me codependent. It was within minutes, actuall … more →
Rolling the Boulder
wallbuilder wrote 2 weeks ago: In Greek mythology, Sisyphus, the king of Corinth, saw Zeus steal away with a woman named Aegina and … more →
Take Your Pick
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Michael Patton wrote 2 weeks ago: In the myth of Sisyphus, every single day our tragic hero rolls his heavy stone to the top of the m … more →
Citygirlfriend as Sisyphus
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curiousfarmer wrote 2 weeks ago: Citygirlfriend as Sisyphus. What is your boulder? … more →
Sisyphus Pushing v. Buddha Sitting
santitafarella wrote 3 weeks ago: Someone recently said to me that to conclude that the universe is without purpose needn’t lead … more →
Some Things to Think About if You are an Evangelical Atheist
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santitafarella wrote 3 weeks ago: Are you an atheist, and are you evangelical about it? In other words, do you want other people to be … more →
A Plea for a Fuller Gospel Vision
Jeremy Berg wrote 1 month ago: Let me preface the following post by stating how important I feel it is for Christians to be open-mi … more →
mitzy edith provo wrote 1 month ago: I never cared for guys in girl jeans, but his carrot legs are so forgiving. And in this wild twenty … more →
Fruitility (or Why Evaluations Showing “No Effects” Are a Good Thing)
John Gargani wrote 1 month ago: The mythical character Sisyphus was punished by the gods for his cleverness. As mythological crim … more →
Tsehaya Pravina Smith wrote 1 month ago: I should have stayed home and continued going fucking crazy dancing: Last night I went out to t … more →
Imagine Him Happy
Shimon H. wrote 1 month ago: The Myth of Sisyphus is a philosophical essay by Albert Camus. It comprises about 120 pages and was … more →
Tell us another!
Ron Coleman wrote 7 months ago: Instapundit : A TERRORISM SURVIVAL BUNDLE for Windows Mobile. Gah! Someone contemplating “su … more →
TO BE OR NOT TO BE
tbtaffairs wrote 7 months ago: I loved to cite rappers in my essays. This one is from 2003. A philosophy course. Enjoy. PY 218: … more →
Taj to Taj
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okathleen wrote 7 months ago: 8.45am Didsbury Library Feeling more grumpy/aggrieved than usual. Is it innate? Is this my nature in … more →
Reuters: Still no such thing as terrorists
Ron Coleman wrote 7 months ago: I wondered if perhaps the Mumbai attacks were enough for Reuters “news service” to admit … more →
Hitting bottom, all right
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Ron Coleman wrote 7 months ago: Ara Rubyan: My son has asked me on more than one occasion recently, “So what do we do now?” Usually, … more →
Let the man lash out
Ron Coleman wrote 7 months ago: Naturally he’s upset: His son just killed himself on the Internet: The father of a college st … more →
[Sisyphus]
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Jeremy Allan Hawkins wrote 1 month ago: I don’t really intend for this blog to be only a site for self-promotion, but lately there … more →
being the best at being a unique being
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florries wrote 1 month ago: All beings are unique. This gives that a particular being can only be “the best at” bein … more →
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