Women’s equivalent of the Roman Empire
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Anonymous
Birth rate probably. |
Anonymous
| Reporting that I asked the guys in my family and was surprised |
Anonymous
Oh that’s a good one. I think about her a lot too. Probably more than once a week. I think if she had lived she would have continued to be villainized by society for … just for basically existing. |
Anonymous
| Elementary school for me and I’m in my mid 60s. |
Anonymous
| Music. I constantly think about music and how I can quit my job and become a full-time musician. |
Anonymous
She just popped up on my instagram today- said it was Princess Di weather (shorts and sweatshirt). Plus I think of her whenever there's H&M news. |
Anonymous
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Cromwell, “Wolf Hall” stuff.
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Anonymous
| The possibility for a utopia and what/who holds us back from achieving this |
Anonymous
| Maybe it’s that ColdPlay song about Roman Cavalry Choirs singing they incessantly play on the radio. |
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If someone asked me how often I think of Cleopatra, I’d say every day.
Same era as the Roman Empire, so it’s kind of the same question. Did you know that Cleopatra and Julius Caesar spoke to each other in Greek? Cleopatra spoke many languages, but Latin was not one of them! |
Anonymous
What did they say?! |
Anonymous
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I think of psychology everyday.
how people think, why people do things the way they do things, why sibling are the same/different, why different cultures do things differently, how good is integrated differently in different cultures. |
Anonymous
| The Mayan empire was pretty awesome too. Just sayin. |
Anonymous
Not really equivalent of thinking about Empire - more a modern popular culture phenom … |
Anonymous
OP here. I saw the New York Times article right after I posted this and yes, for me ex best friend resonated |