My kin have much reason to dislike Amarr, and many do.
Yet, I feel to become strong our people need to see beyond hate and punishment, and not make it part of who we are.
We need to build identity and life of our own, not clutch our hate of Amarr and slavery close to our chest. I understand letting go cannot be easy and will take time, as many of us are former property.
However, I also feel that as long as we cling to that hate as a basic principle of life, we are giving Amarr power over us by seeing ourselves as their former slaves. That is not who we are.
We are a people of our own. A free people.
Sunday, May 8, 2011
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Back from vacation
Vacation was very good. I enjoyed GW.
Getting back and having a real bath, eating real food, sleeping in a real bed is also very good.
Getting back and having a real bath, eating real food, sleeping in a real bed is also very good.
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Paths, adjacent and apart
In life, we all have our own paths to walk.
Sometimes our path runs adjacent to paths of other people for a time. And sometimes they split apart, no matter how much we'd wish otherwise.
Sometimes our path runs adjacent to paths of other people for a time. And sometimes they split apart, no matter how much we'd wish otherwise.
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Voluval anniversaries and birthdays
In my clan, Voluvals are traditionally held in late summer. Afterwards, there is a big party that doubles as Voluval anniversary celebration for everybody.
Birthdays are remembered also, but are more of a "friends" thing than something one marks with kin.
Birthdays are remembered also, but are more of a "friends" thing than something one marks with kin.
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Clone update medicals
I dislike clone update medical checkups.
I know having regular checks is really good, but they are still a reminder of something I would rather not think about.
I know having regular checks is really good, but they are still a reminder of something I would rather not think about.
Saturday, February 19, 2011
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