she just loves taking up 75% of the bed, sticking her elbow in my face, and shoving me into drywall while i sleep nvm go back to the tents

being realistic by demanding the impossible by rossi covers this more explicitly, tho obvi footnotes to geuss

and what’s with this premature appeal to feasibility? what’s “realistic” to convince people of now not later is precisely part of the issue i’m talking about. glad you agree that revolutionary change is more difficult than appealing to established values

you can tell a lot about someone's politics from which contexts and what level of abstraction they impose feasibility constraints

i normally don’t like natural light at all, but i’m surprisingly really content rn