The hottest Love Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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The Recovering Academic 494 implied HN points 05 Sep 23
  1. Simplicity in life can bring greater joy and contentment, like the experience of a cool breeze on a perfect day.
  2. Consumerism and materialism often disguise themselves as gifts, leading to disappointment and a sense of lack.
  3. Guiding children towards simplicity while balancing the influences of a consumer-driven society is a challenging yet important task for parents.
Astro Poets 825 implied HN points 13 Feb 23
  1. Venus in Capricorn values slow and steady love built on strong foundations.
  2. People with Venus in Capricorn are confident in love, good at setting boundaries, and ask for what they need.
  3. For Venus in Capricorn, actions speak louder than words; they show love through consistency and availability.
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Meaningful Particulars 65 implied HN points 14 Feb 24
  1. The ego, while well-meaning, often leads to negative emotions like fear, anxiety, and criticism by exaggerating threats that no longer exist.
  2. Eastern traditions suggest silencing the ego by giving up worldly desires, while Western traditions propose 'unselfing' to gain a clearer understanding of reality.
  3. Artists, unlike the Buddhist advice to detach, become deeply involved in their work, showing that greater participation and attachment to reality can lead to a clearer perspective beyond the self.
Pryor Questions 634 implied HN points 23 May 23
  1. Scott Neeson traded fame and fortune for a life dedicated to helping impoverished children in Cambodia.
  2. The Cambodian Children's Fund was established to lift children out of poverty through education.
  3. Scott Neeson's transformation story highlights the power of purpose and fulfillment in serving others.
Weekly Wisdom 39 implied HN points 15 Feb 24
  1. Love has many different meanings and can be interpreted in various ways across different cultures and languages.
  2. The song 'What Is Love' by Haddaway delves into the complexities of love and relationships, hinting at themes of vulnerability and repeating patterns of hurt.
  3. Love can be seen as a mode of being rather than just an emotion, encompassing a wide range of feelings within the context of relationships.
Litverse 159 implied HN points 14 Feb 23
  1. In the chaos of online dating, sudden silence can be suffocating, especially after a first date.
  2. Ghosting is a common experience, with around 82% of people having been ghosted by someone from a dating app.
  3. Ghosting causes anxiety, builds walls of silence, and leads to paranoia – all creating a ghostly prison of uncertainty and fantasy.
The Future Does Not Fit In The Containers Of The Past 77 implied HN points 13 Aug 23
  1. Loss is a central part of the human experience in different ways, from losing promotions to facing the loss of loved ones and ultimately losing ourselves.
  2. Love plays a crucial role in making life meaningful despite inevitable losses, and it is intertwined with feelings of attachment and purpose.
  3. Learning is a continuous process that involves building knowledge, skills, understanding, and eventually wisdom, with love, loss, and learning influencing and resonating with each other.
Charles Eisenstein 5 implied HN points 20 Feb 24
  1. Reality can be perceived differently by different people - bifurcation of reality is a concept to consider.
  2. Beliefs and perceptions can shape the reality we experience - choosing the beliefs that resonate with the best parts of ourselves can be empowering.
  3. In times of societal fragmentation, creating pockets of coherence and love can help in reuniting fractured perspectives and narratives.
Who is Robert Malone 58 implied HN points 13 May 23
  1. The author describes feeling peaceful and content in the company of their lifelong partner during a drive from Simi Valley to LAX.
  2. The post is intended for paid subscribers only.
  3. The content revolves around love and the author's reflections on their loving marriage.
Numb at the Lodge 4 HN points 11 Feb 24
  1. The Armed Front of Love operates with the ideology of love, committing actions out of romantic love for one another, rather than larger political goals or affiliations.
  2. The writing explores the impact of societal norms and pressures on modern relationships, contrasting the idea of true love with the constraints of polyamory, self-sufficiency, and emotional boundaries.
  3. It delves into the complexity of individual identity within the context of love, suggesting that a deep connection with another person can provide a clearer understanding of oneself, contrasting with the isolation of a self-focused existence.
Outsider Art 19 implied HN points 02 Oct 23
  1. The story of 'The Painted Veil' revolves around love, betrayal, and redemption in post-imperial China.
  2. The character transformation and self-discovery of Kitty Fane play a central role in the narrative, as she navigates relationships and societal expectations.
  3. The novel explores themes of forgiveness, sacrifice, and personal growth through the complex interactions of its characters.
Humanities in Revolt 119 implied HN points 27 Jul 22
  1. Arguing that Luca and Alberto’s relationship can only be understood as gay can reinforce damaging patriarchal conceptions of boyhood masculinity.
  2. The presumption that men of all sexual orientations are incapable of non-sexual bonding reinforces a dehumanizing patriarchal stereotype.
  3. It is important to recognize and embrace the diversity of masculinities and femininities, rather than adhering to narrow and essentializing gender norms.
Black Lodges 39 implied HN points 13 Feb 23
  1. Love is a powerful emotion that keeps people bonded and committed to each other.
  2. Marxist theory can be applied to analyze how love drives humans to impact their environment and themselves.
  3. Love, as viewed through a Marxist lens, validates real individuality and is inherent to human relations.
alice maz 19 implied HN points 06 Sep 23
  1. The story explores the passionate and tumultuous relationships between Renée Vivien and Natalie Clifford Barney, highlighting themes of love, poetry, jealousy, and growth.
  2. Renée Vivien and Natalie Clifford Barney had a complex, star-crossed love affair filled with intense emotions, struggles with fidelity, and conflicting desires for spiritual and physical union.
  3. Natalie's evolving relationships and life at 20 rue Jacob became a central hub of lesbian culture and art, illustrating her journey from turbulent affairs to stable connections and artistic fulfillment.
Bit Personality 2 implied HN points 14 Feb 24
  1. There's a crisis in education - dropping test scores, teacher turnover, and school violence. Various solutions are proposed, highlighting the complexity of the issue.
  2. Galacto-Amorous Personism philosophy emphasizes the importance of love (_Amor_) in education. Lack of love in schools is seen as a root cause of the crisis.
  3. The presentation promises to delve into the theory of _Amor_, link it to learning and education woes, discuss its connection to the internet, and present solutions developed by the speaker and colleagues.
The False Consensus Effect 78 implied HN points 14 Feb 22
  1. The author reflects on their relationship with their partner and the love that has grown over time.
  2. The post includes personal elements like songs and a love letter from the past, showcasing the depth of their connection.
  3. There's a theme of enduring love and appreciation for their partner, demonstrated through art and memories shared in the post.
Three quarks 10 implied HN points 22 Jun 23
  1. The poem highlights the complexity of love and how it cannot be reduced to economic or logical equations.
  2. Love is depicted as something that transcends material value and defies conventional understanding.
  3. The poem explores deeper themes of vulnerability, loss, and the mysteriously transformative nature of love.