True Love's Definition - [The Existential Comics]
True Love's Definition - [The Existential Comics]
The difference being that Diogenes only would be doing this to show the Prince to be a fool and not be seeking further interaction except, perhaps, further mockery.
I also want to say that Diogenes was far more interested in women than he was in men, given that at least one of his affairs is fairly well known. The same cannot be said for Socrates.
Diogenes was far more interested in women than he was in men
Fair enough, Diogenes wouldn’t own a fancy dress either, but I was referring to the way that character argued and messed with the other one; it just seems to fit more with Diogenes than Socrates.
Chivalry in a nutshell.
When I was a kid, I always get weirded out by stories/fables about princes saving princesses.
Like… Why can’t a Regent Queen save a man she likes? (oh yea patriarchy, fuck that shit)