1500s excerpt from 'The book of the Courtier' (1528)

[bcorn.chopped]

was reading this text, and read a passage saying "

I have found that among all the qualities that may adorn a man, that grace is the one which most renders him beloved and admired; and this grace is not learned by rules, nor can it be acquired by diligence alone, but rather by a certain natural inclination, aided by practice, whereby all things that are done appear to be done without effort. For the true art is that which is not seen, and whatever is seen to be done with labour giveth small delight, and is held in little estimation.

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this obviously is examplifying the halo effect and shows even in earlier society the blackpill is very true.

 

[DrMd]

its all natural we dont control it

 

[geascend]

its all natural we dont control it

we BOTH keep refreshing the page to find the newest posted threads and reply to them

 

[DrMd]

we BOTH keep refreshing the page to find the newest posted threads and reply to them

bro its my routine

 

[bcorn.chopped]

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