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Image 1 — Elucien headcanon: he has dangerously strong bodice ripper energy and nobody talks about it enough.
Image 2 — Elucien headcanon: he has dangerously strong bodice ripper energy and nobody talks about it enough.
Image 3 — Elucien headcanon: he has dangerously strong bodice ripper energy and nobody talks about it enough.
Image 4 — Elucien headcanon: he has dangerously strong bodice ripper energy and nobody talks about it enough.
Image 5 — Elucien headcanon: he has dangerously strong bodice ripper energy and nobody talks about it enough.
▲ 84 r/Elucien

Elucien headcanon: he has dangerously strong bodice ripper energy and nobody talks about it enough.

I finally caved and watched Off Campus and this scene immediately made me think of Lucien and Elain 😭

“Hold still,” he murmurs softly, fingers loosening the laces behind her back.

“You’re pulling too hard,” she whispers, even as she leans back into him.

“Funny,” Lucien says against her ear, breath warm on her skin, “you were asking me not to stop a moment ago.”

If this ain’t happening, I don’t want the books. Don’t even bother Sarah!! 🤡

u/Interesting-Ease-840 — 2 days ago
🔥 Hot ▲ 23.6k r/PoliticsDownUnder+3 crossposts

Sometimes I mourn the forests we never got to see

There are old photographs of men standing on sequoia stumps, smiling like they’d accomplished something.

That was the story of America, really. See a thing older than God, cut it down, call it progress.

Sometimes I think the loss was not only the trees, but the people we might have been if we had understood that not everything was meant to be owned.

Photo credits: N.E. Beckwith, Darius Kinsey

Image 4 was unintentionally AI-generated. After reading the comments, I agree it does not belong with the original photographs. I apologize for missing this earlier. Unfortunately, I’m unable to remove the image from the post, but I appreciate everyone who pointed it out!!

u/Hopeful-Big6843 — 21 hours ago
▲ 33 r/52book

[25/52] Jenny Offill — Dept. Of Speculation

Department of Speculation understands that the great disasters are often domestic. Jenny Offill builds a novel from fragments, thoughts, observations, small collisions of feeling and somehow turns them into a portrait of marriage that feels unsettlingly complete. What lingers is the atmosphere, the quiet recognition that love and disappointment can occupy the same room for years.

I love this one so much already, the precision a book can achieve through clear, few words is unmatched.

u/Interesting-Ease-840 — 9 days ago
▲ 79 r/Poetry

[Poem] Visible World — Richard Siken

Destroyed after reading this on a random Wednesday morning 😫One of those poems that leaves a bruise after you read it.

u/Interesting-Ease-840 — 10 days ago
▲ 14 r/Elucien

IS JEAN BAPTISTE THE PERFECT LUCIEN CAST OR AM I LOSING MY MIND???

Because the piano scene just convinced me this man could absolutely pull off Lucien’s quiet yearning, hidden softness, and “I’m suffering silently but beautifully” energy.

And that 💸 laugh 💸 sounds 💸 EXPENSIVE 💸 exactly like Lucien’s taste in literally everything.

u/Interesting-Ease-840 — 12 days ago
▲ 136 r/FragtMaenner

Der Amokfahrer in Leipzig gestern war ein 33-jähriger deutscher Mann.

Mich hat das ziemlich beschäftigt, nicht nur wegen der Tat selbst, sondern weil ich danach etwas tiefer in die Zahlen dazu eingetaucht bin.

Und ein Muster ist dabei kaum zu übersehen:

Je nach Datensatz sind etwa 95–98 % der Täter männlich.
Und das gilt nicht nur für religiös oder politisch motivierte Taten, sondern auch für die große Mehrheit der Fälle, die eher persönlich motiviert sind (Schule, Arbeit, Beziehungen etc.).

Das heißt: Selbst wenn man ideologische Motive komplett rausrechnet, bleibt dieser extreme Männeranteil bestehen.

Ich merke, dass ich das nicht einfach nur als Statistik stehen lassen kann. Die spannendere (und unangenehmere) Frage ist ja: Warum?

Wie lernen Männer, mit Wut, Kränkung oder Kontrollverlust umzugehen?

Welche Rolle spielen Erwartungen daran, „stark“ oder „unverletzlich“ zu sein?

Wo fehlen vielleicht Räume, um frühzeitig Hilfe zu bekommen?

Und wo wird problematisches Verhalten zu lange ignoriert oder bagatellisiert?

Mir geht es dabei ausdrücklich nicht um ein pauschales „Männer sind das Problem“. Sondern darum zu verstehen, warum sich solche extremen Eskalationen so stark bei Männern häufen und was man daraus lernen müsste, um sie zu verhindern.

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u/Interesting-Ease-840 — 18 days ago