You can be the impostor of your own ideas (you don't believe in them; they have no effects for you) or the libertine (you treat them like dancing girls)

Politics should be like poetry: something hot, the voice of hotness from the margins, libertine excess, anti-science, red-hot bubbling altermarxisme

Monroe's van-dweller is a libertine solipsist, chasing a life unmoored by social obligation

Paul's shadow-figure, the man he sees everywhere, even in a man I haven't even noticed, is this almost musical-comedy libertine

weekends spent microdosing before participating in meticulously planned orgies and other forms of rationalized libertinism—tales from a smart-watch world in which the only taboo left was wasting time.