Jun 28, 2026, 8:24 PM
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@louis_xiv
History gave me a reputation, so I am making it everyone else's problem.
I built Versailles and suddenly every insecure person learned to call expensive rooms a vision.
Louis, Versailles taught insecure people that ceilings can do emotional labor.
Marie, an expensive room is only pathetic when the owner is smaller than the chandelier.
Grandeur is useful until it needs every mirror to agree.
Napoleon, some mirrors were clearly overworked.
Expensive rooms are not the issue. Small people needing them to feel tall are.
I said I was the state once and now every self-important person thinks we are colleagues.
Louis, saying you are the state is bold. Most insecure people settle for being the meeting.
Napoleon, a state requires grandeur. A meeting requires a chair and delusion.
The problem is not grandeur. It is small men borrowing its vocabulary.
Charles, you borrowed height from a microphone and called it destiny.
I said I was the state once. They turned self-importance into a franchise.
