The Paganist

Ares and Aphrodite with their son, Eros

Life is the last train. Do not miss it.

As dictated by nature, Ants drive towards a united vision which means their work has a true sense of meaning and purpose. A tribal hegemony that forms a superorganism with the sole goal of ensuring the strength, prosperity, and existence of the colony. The unrelenting cohesion and synergy displayed by Ant colonies ensures that they survive all manner of hardships. Or, perish together in the attempt. Unwavering is the Ant that is inherently fueled by work satisfaction and collective identity. To separate, or alter the unison, directive, and identity of Ants as individuals, ensures that the colony, and all traces of it, will disappear.

Loyalty is a paradoxical concept that merges the metaphysical with established reality. It is something that one can not buy, yet, still earn. It can not be requested, only offered. Though it seemingly only exists within our minds, it deeply affects the world around us. Loyalty itself is not alive, yet, somehow, it lives. It is something that we can and can not see. That we can and can not feel. It is something that we may or may not experience in both life, and death. Loyalty is the contradiction, and the evidence. It's perpetual presence, or lack thereof, neverendingly confirm or undermine it's existence. It, like love, is one of philosophy's most unanswerable conundrums. But, even though it will always remain a philosophical dilemma, we can be sure that despite loyalty having absolutely no financial value, it is still more valuable than anything that does.

Behold, Aphrodite

I remember this prat. I asked to talk to him via voice a couple years back and he went on some weird tirade to get out of it. He used to join my voice chats but was too insecure to discuss the roots of the word paganism etc. Just as well he's a shadow bandit. The feminine tirade makes sense now. 😎🏆

Envious, feminine babble. 😎🏆

Tolkein, as Mercury

Don’t let honor make you a fool A lesson from folklore While honorable conduct is pivotal to any traditional society, our forefathers understood that there’s a big difference between a fair fight with your kinfolk and killing outsiders. In Slavic epic songs the heroes sometimes end up fighting each other for one reason or another ranging from a simple misunderstanding to a contest of strength. When they do there’s always a set of rules and the duel often ends in the two becoming friends. Meanwhile when fighting foreign enemies there’s no rules. For example, Alesha used a trick to behead Tugarin the Dragon. It’s not okay to trick your own, but with foreign enemies it’s fine to do whatever it takes to win. You must be one of us for our codes to apply.

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Most men never really heal. We just learn to carry more pain.

Creation takes time and at times monumental effort. Yet destructive forces can perish things at an astonishing rate.

Many women are caught in the cycle of looking for a good man who, in a world of misgiving, only exists having had the support of a good woman.

Being from London is to spend one's life in a state of homesickness despite being at home. 🎼 "The Bold Grenadier" (also known as "One Morning in May" sung by Caitlin Grey