▲ 11 r/bookshelfdetective
What do you think my age is, what do you think
u/noahlovesphilosophy — 9 days ago
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r/classicliterature r/musicsuggestions r/CatholicPhilosophy r/MentalHealthSupport r/Feminism r/classicalmusic r/LetterboxdLists r/bookshelfdetective r/MoviesThatFeelLike
▲ 21 r/Feminism
I’m trying to get into feminism and would like a great book recommendation to start!
Haven’t read much anything at all, thank you!
u/noahlovesphilosophy — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/classicalmusic
Give me more music like Piero Piccioni’s beautiful orchestral masterpieces!
I know Henry Mancini. Preferably some other soundtrack lounge songs that sound good.
u/noahlovesphilosophy — 3 months ago
Give me more music like Piero Piccioni’s beautiful orchestral masterpieces!
I know Henry Mancini. Preferably some other soundtrack lounge songs that sound good.
u/noahlovesphilosophy — 3 months ago
I can’t enjoy the merit in my girlfriend’s beauty anymore.
Why is it that I can’t enjoy seeing a pretty picture of my girlfriend? It brings me far more anxious than it does love for her. It almost feels embarrassing. I hate feeling like this, I want to be able to embrace my care for how pretty she is. It almost ruins my day and I have to improve myself as much as I can for our sake. I don’t want to embarrass her. I’ve started to feel like I want to be more attractive than my partner. I can’t help but consider that another guy will see her who’s better than I am and she’ll pick him. Super boring and typical but please help.
u/noahlovesphilosophy — 3 months ago
▲ 493 r/MoviesThatFeelLike
Kinda vague, but movies and shows that feel like this?
u/noahlovesphilosophy — 3 months ago
▲ 536 r/MoviesThatFeelLike
What show/ movie feels like a summer in Italy?
Preferably a coming of age or something with a teenage protagonist or group of friends. Thank you!
u/noahlovesphilosophy — 3 months ago
If we employ the line of reasoning that all evil constitutes a greater good, by what means should we try to stop evil from occurring?
Could this be determined as a dogmatic undermining of the divine's plan? What extent should we allow ourselves to try?
u/noahlovesphilosophy — 5 months ago
▲ 364 r/classicliterature
Which book to start now?
Before someone says because it’d only make sense, I am aware these are philosophy books, but other subreddits didn’t accept this and I figured this sub could help me most. Thank you.
u/noahlovesphilosophy — 5 months ago