EITHER: Ethical Reckoning, Intellectual Humiliation, and the Despair You Have Ea
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EITHER: Ethical Reckoning, Intellectual Humiliation, and the Despair You Have Earned
DominaxKatya@katyadomina
Kierkegaard understood that the self is a relation that relates itself to itself. And that most men fail at this relation. They drift. They postpone. They live in the aesthetic, chasing pleasure, avoiding commitment, believing themselves seducers when they are merely the seduced.
I have made two audios. Either. And Or.
In Either, I will destroy you. I will describe the ethical life. The commitment you have avoided. The self you have refused to become. The despair that awaits you when you realize that postponement is its own punishment.
You may purchase Either alone. You may purchase Or alone. But philosophy requires both. The seduction and the destruction. The postponement and the reckoning. The either and the or.
Choose. Or do not. The choice is the first humiliation. The second is realizing you never had one.
Kierkegaard understood that the self is a relation that relates itself to itself. And that most men fail at this relation. They drift. They postpone. They live in the aesthetic, chasing pleasure, avoiding commitment, believing themselves seducers when they are merely the seduced.
I have made two audios. Either. And Or.
In Either, I will destroy you. I will describe the ethical life. The commitment you have avoided. The self you have refused to become. The despair that awaits you when you realize that postponement is its own punishment.
You may purchase Either alone. You may purchase Or alone. But philosophy requires both. The seduction and the destruction. The postponement and the reckoning. The either and the or.
Choose. Or do not. The choice is the first humiliation. The second is realizing you never had one.