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a polycule with Zamira and her traumas

After a few months I was essentially in a polycule with Zamira and her traumas. Every conversation was like laparoscopic surgery, a delicate lifesaving procedure performed near-blind, and any attempt to set boundaries was taken as a wholesale rejection of her and our shared ideals. Why couldn’t I d…

—p.207 Rejection Main Character (170) by Tony Tulathimutte
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all identarian politics are homologous

Back then I’d thought social justice drama was a college phenomenon, but here I learned everyone was doing it, politicizing in bad faith what were obviously just bad manners. If you left dishes in the sink you found yourself accused of spoiling the commons or outsourcing labor. If you asked someone…

—p.203 Main Character (170) by Tony Tulathimutte
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1 year, 2 months ago

I got in everywhere

Friendless, cash flush, rashes, scabs, incredible grades with zero effort: that was high school for me. My college application essay was a hive of falsehoods about being an Olympic hopeful figure skater who, after an ACL tear, discovered a true passion in ukiyo-e woodblock art. I got in everywhere.

—p.183 Main Character (170) by Tony Tulathimutte
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1 year, 2 months ago

flipping porn domains

I also saw the potential for profit here, intuiting early on that anything money touches opens a new vista of exploitation. Once my year of punishment was over, I signed up for my own Everquest account, where I befriended other players and then stole their loot. (Without getting too deep into it: t…

—p.182 Main Character (170) by Tony Tulathimutte
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the “No Bummers” policy

The first time she complained about her phone being broken, I told her it was for the best, and that personally whenever I feel like taking a motivational break, I pair some inspiring savage images with sickening music; for me I like to crank “Another One Bites the Dust” while looking at that photo…

—p.152 Our Dope Future (143) by Tony Tulathimutte