I still catch myself feeling sad about things that don’t matter anymore.
—Kurt Vonnegut (via endangerment)
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—Kurt Vonnegut (via endangerment)
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—Lillian Hellman (via darccyyyy)
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—Uma Thurman (via princess)
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—Khaled Hosseini, The Kite Runner (via in-finitus)
(via loseit-alll)
How long have you known? Everyone wears a mask, no matter how far off the marked path you stray. Did it get to you all at once—or did it slowly curdle your blood until you have to take a break and start the recipe from scratch? I’ve been screaming in your face for so long now. Coming off unsound to all that had yet to discover the secret. Discounted—how else did they expect me to watch your back? Took my glasses and I could not see farther than the bars of my cage. Who’s full of regret now? When I was the only one to tell the truth from here to the Atlantic Ocean. Casted as a character; of course you had to play your part. But perform a role too long and you become. Camouflage—harder and harder to decipher. Masquerade ball—worn far too long and there’s nothing left underneath.
Panic set in. Dragged out in the opposite direction of the right decision. These quarters would be the demise. Every pillar I constructed somewhere else would crash and fall—broken into tiny pieces of non-existence. I’m shamefaced—an incorrect choice and soon you will see. You are it. Only you, and I need not seek refuge. Cautious, just because I could not tolerate your permanent absence. Fallible person—please keep me anyway. Please.
—Charles Bukowski, What Matters Most is How Well You Walk Through the Fire (via libraryland)
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—George Orwell, 1984 (via sadexistences)
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—F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Beautiful and Damned (via onlinebabe)
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— David Foster Wallace (via disimba)
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—Charles Bukowski (via worstcoast)
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Missing this punk alotta bit.
Missing this punk a little bit…
—David Foster Wallace’s The Pale King (via coffeemaps)