“If you love without evoking love in return – that is, if your loving as loving does not produce reciprocal love; if through a living expression of yourself as a loving person you do not make yourself a beloved one, then your love is impotent – a misfortune.” – Karl Marx
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She stands at the door
like it owes her something.
One paw in,
one paw out,
tail flicking like a metronome
for a song she won’t commit to.
I open it.
She blinks.
Sniffs the air like it’s a question.
Steps forward—
then back.
Then forward again.
It’s not the outside she wants.
It’s the choice.
The ache of maybe.
The thrill of almost.
I leave the door ajar.
She leaves me waiting.
Gotta love that darn cat. 🐈
You think you’re just caring for a cat. Turns out, it’s a masterclass in emotional boundaries, intermittent rewards, and learning to love without expectation.
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In 1988, Erasure gifted the world a song that would become a defining anthem of the late 80s and a timeless symbol of unity, love, and vulnerability. A Little Respect was not just a synthpop hit—it was a heartfelt plea for compassion, an enduring anthem that resonated across dance floors, living rooms, and hearts worldwide.
Erasure’s A Little Respect: The Synthpop Classic That Defined A Generation
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Smalltown Boy — Bronski Beat’s 1984 hit was a heartfelt cry for liberation
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