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maggineko

maggineko

Holding on 'till May
Aug 10, 2026
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Franz Kafka, if you count him! The melancholy in his work paired with his desire for life and love and acceptance really touched my heart. I've got something of a soft spot for him, and would like to get his signature tattooed on my collarbone.

Albert Camus has also been the man who articulated the words I've been thinking of since I was a kid, but I don't really like him considering he cheated on his wife lol. And I more or less have a crush on Dostoyevsky's fantastic character Ivan Fyodorovich Karamazov.
 
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Lost soul
Jul 11, 2026
23
Max Stirner, because everything is a spook
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That's amazing! What's your favorite works of his?
Franz Kafka, if you count him! The melancholy in his work paired with his desire for life and love and acceptance really touched my heart. I've got something of a soft spot for him, and would like to get his signature tattooed on my collarbone.

Albert Camus has also been the man who articulated the words I've been thinking of since I was a kid, but I don't really like him considering he cheated on his wife lol. And I more or less have a crush on Dostoyevsky's fantastic character Ivan Fyodorovich Karamazov.
 
LRkin

LRkin

Drowning in kumis
Jun 30, 2026
98
That's amazing! What's your favorite works of his?
"The Unique and Its Property" is peak. A bit cynical, yet it's interesting to read. And "The False Principle of Our Education". I agree with him on that one, because education in my part of the world is really formal and was designed to shape a person.
 
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fluorescentpearl

fluorescentpearl

Siin me kohtume siis, See on ju armastus hĂĽperbolo
Jul 19, 2026
573
Novalis and Friedrich Schlegel possibly
 
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"The Unique and Its Property" is peak. A bit cynical, yet it's interesting to read. And "The False Principle of Our Education". I agree with him on that one, because education in my part of the world is really formal and was designed to shape a person.
sick, stirner is so nice
 

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