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FCP made the following statement on commercialisation:
If we were to acknowledge that sexuality is personal and unique, it would become unweildly. Making sexiness into something simple and quantifiable makes it easier to explain and to market. If you remove the human factor from sex and make it about stuff â big fake boobs, bleached blonde hair, long nails, poles, thongs â then you can sell it. Suddenly, sex requires shopping; you need plastic surgery, peroxide, a manicure, a mall. What is really out of commericial control is that you still canât bottle attraction.
“you still can’t bottle attraction.”
Strange as it seems I think I forget this sometimes. There is really no ideal to strive for or look for. People just make you feel a certain way, and it’s rarely, if ever, because of how they look or what they have. It tends to go beyond their talents and skills, even past beliefs and the similarities and differences between you and them, although surely these all contribute. I think this is the main reason people believe in something beyond science: the indescribable complexities of human interaction and emotion.
Christmas is coming… đ
âReal isnât how you are made,â said the Skin Horse. âItâs a thing that happens to you. When a child loves you for a long, long time, not just to play with, but REALLY loves you, then you become Real.âÂ
funnily enough I recognized what the quote would be before I scrolled down past the ears. I still love this book.
Sometimes I have this feeling that everyone on tumblr has the same identity. There’s no doubt there are communities of people on here, but something goes beyond that. I see over and over the same views, emotions, heartache, fears being expressed. Or maybe take the derivative of that, it’s the tone that is the same. It’s the worst and best thing. What better place to find consolation that you aren’t alone, that you’re warped opinions, your sense of style and life are shared by others, even if they’re oceans away. There’s something poetic about having the same poetry in our hearts. Expressing ourselves, not with the same words, but with the same rhythm. There is something terribly uniform and comforting about this community, even though I only hang on the edge of it. I mean, I see many of the ladies which I follow reblogging and writing to one another. The familiarity and love between them is evident.
So, while some get tired of the bokeh and cupcakes, the quotes with 896 notes, and the many other tumblr cliches, I cherish the sincere confessions, the hand shaped art, and the words written with open hearts, whether sick with grief or jubilant with a successful photo-shoot.
Mr. Darcy: No, I said âquite wellâ.
Lizzy: âQuite wellâ is not âvery wellâ. Iâm satisfied.ohh that smile.
em. thatâs exactly what i was going to say. before i saw your comment. comment-thief!
Watched this with the girls (+Jeff) not too long ago. <3




