is not a new angle to animated yuri but is cool seeing how different people approach that desire when everybody is falling for the same person. Pretty cool seeing it becoming so popular enough to warrant a movie. Mai is a menace.

111) Watashi ga Koibito ni Nareru Wake Nai jan, Muri Muri! (2025)

I dont have a lot to say, i like it. It was funny, Ajisai is an angel... I liked how it discusses romance as just not this very sanitized form of homosexual love but also how it catalizes in physical desire,

as somebody who basically was capitulating and reneging of marxism as a tool to escape capitalism, for Fisher there is an accelerationist bent to Lyotard as a diagnosis of the problems he was seeing with the left in the 60s.

and how to search for a radical alternative to capitalism without the baggage in common currents of communism. I found particularly interesting (among many others) his reading of Lyotard as a diagnosis philosopher, Fisher here going against the usual marxist criticisms of Lyotard (ones I agree with)

about his usual left accelerationism post 68, what is on the book obviously doesnt give us a conclusion but is Fisher approaching texts like Lyotard or Deleuze and Guattari or the autonomists to discuss an exit from capitalism in a dialectical way with his students,how communism failed after 68

110) Postcapitalist Desire - Mark Fisher (2021)

This is Mark Fisher's posthumous book, is just a transcript of his last 5 classes, super interesting and its a shame he was not around to finish the curriculum. In the courses he was interested in discussing and refining his arguments