I have been thinking about
masks lately.
Masks are
ancient and
universal, our ancestors put on masks to become an other, to become a god, even unto
this day.
Greek tragedy and
comedy began in the worship of
Dionysos, the
god of wine, intoxication, and creative ecstasy, in
rituals where worshipers often wore or worshipped masks. Indeed, the word for mask in Greek drama was persona, now commonly used to describe
constructed online identities. And so
we understand ourselves as wearing masks, whole series of masks--behind which we find only emptiness, for we can never see ourselves truly.
posted by y2karl
on Feb 24, 2005 -
30 comments
Calling all
Kaycee detectives! The antithesis of all things Kaycee has been found. "Uninhibited, straightforward and nasty,"
Slutblog is the journal of one woman's battle to overcome a debilitating nymphomania.
While waiting for updates on the Kaycee situation, does anyone care to out the creator of this trash?
posted by dogmatic
on May 21, 2001 -
21 comments
This girl is, literally, fighting for her life. Her name is Kaycee, she's 18, and she is desperately fighting cancer. And if everyone could put down their mice, stop typing on their keyboards, close up their browsers, and think
one good thought for this girl --
and her family -- maybe, hopefully, it would help.
Halcyon's
set up a message board for her. If you're so moved, you know what to do...
posted by metrocake
on Sep 14, 2000 -
58 comments