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Human beings can withstand a week without water, two weeks without food, many years of homelessness, but not loneliness. It is the worst of all tortures, the worst of all sufferings.

Paulo Coelho, Eleven Minutes (via books-n-quotes)

Yeah... loneliness does kill!

#Paulo Coelho #Loneliness #Eleven Minutes

nofearrocky

Sad story. #madebyme

#team junghwan

gadiislangit

Apa yang harus dilakukan pada kenangan lama? Jika itu buruk, sangat menyakitkan. Jika baik, itu membuat kita sedih. (Pakhi)

biarkan melintas bebas, seperti itulah yg bisa kita lakukan. Bukan melawannya. (via gadiislangit)

Last post from Iis, before she left us forever... Iis... *hug* :'(

#gadiislangit #aida iis

theintrovertnation

Like or Reblog if you can relate to any of These!

JOIN THE INTROVERT NATION MOVEMENT

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gadiislangit

Huahahaha introvert-er mana suaranyaaaa?? *pada tidur* wkwkwk

aidaradar

Missing Iis... :'( Allah, please send my hug to Iis. T_T

#gadiislangit #aida iis

justwaitingformrdarcy

Side effects of reading a Jane Austen novel

An improved vocabulary

A general feeling of happiness

A higher set of expectations for a possible partner

A hatred for the names Wickham and Collins

An enthusiasm for dancing

A love for introverted male leads

A fear of going out in the rain, as it may lead to a very serious illness

A desire to take walks in the countryside

A newfound love for the word “ardently”

aidaradar

I do get these side effects. Hihi ^^

bookcub

Weird Book Asks

1. What color is used to most on the books you own?

2. What do you look for in a book cover?

3. Do you read the synopsis first?

4. Do you sample it before buying it?

5. Do you like books with footnotes, and if so what is your favorite book with them?

6. What is a writing style/convention that you hate?

7. Do you have any signed books?

8. Do you write in your books?

9. Dog ear the pages?

10. Why do you prefer ebooks or hard copy books over the other? And if you use an ereader, what kind do you use?

11. Do you use bookmarks and highlights and notes in your ebooks?

12. What catches your eye on the cover of a book?

13. How do you feel about self published books?

14. How often do you actually read books recommended to you by someone else?

15. What’s that one genre you won’t touch?

16. What are some of your favorite traits in a character?

17. What objects do you own that are book related?

18. Biggest turn off on the first page of a book?

19. Do you like it when authors have unusual writing styles (ie no quotation marks, written in prose etc)

20. What book websites do you use and why?

21. Can you appreciate a book without liking it?

22. Can you condemn a book while liking it?

23. What was the first book you bought?

24. What are some of your go to recommendations?

25. Do you lend out your books? Why or why not?

26. What books do you have multiple copies of and why?

aidaradar

This is so me! ^^

#Aida Bookworm

quotemadness

Someone once told me that human beings have three dimensions: how you see yourself, how others see you, and how you want others to see you. The closer the distance between the three dimensions, the more at peace you are and the more stable you become.

Marwa Rakha (via quotemadness)

wnq-writers

Never break a writers heart If you do She will bend you and break you and turn you into a monster you never thought you could become You will live forever tucked between the words on the pages and the scars on her heart She has written new world’s for you And you wouldn’t even giver her a pen When they ask why the flowers she writes keep getting darker she will tell them She ran out of ink

readiculousfangirl (via wordsnquotes)

Just watched The Atonement and several minutes after, wrote this short poem. So disappointed can't feel Robbie and Cecilia's love and Briony's sadness. Poor me... T_T

#The Atonement #A Poem #Aida's Poem #I'm scared of myself

thelovejournals

Pure love for another person, and what people call romantic love, are two different things. Pure love doesn’t manipulate the relationship to one’s advantage, but romantic love is different. Romantic love contains other elements—the desire to be loved by the other person, for instance. If purely loving another was enough, you wouldn’t suffer because of unrequited love. As long as the other person was happy, there wouldn’t be any need to suffer because you weren’t being loved in return. What makes people suffer is the desire to be loved by another person. So I decided that romantic love and pure love for a person are not the same. And that by following this you could lessen the pain of unrequited love.

Haruki Murakami (via fyp-philosophy)

No worries... To you, mine is pure love. :)

bookmania

We read in bed because reading is halfway between life and dreaming.

Anne Quindlin (via bookmania)

“Are there people who do not know what love is?”

What a cute Cha Eun Sung! :D

#AidaRadarAngles #Marriage Contract #Cha Eun Sung

eliteprepsat

Word of the Day: PEDAGOGY

Pronunciation: [PED-uh-goh-jee]

Body language affects how others see us, but it may also change how we see ourselves. Social psychologist Amy Cuddy shows how “power posing” -- standing in a posture of confidence, even when we don’t feel confident -- can affect testosterone and cortisol levels in the brain, and might even have an impact on our chances for success.

A very inspiring talk! Must see! :D

#AidaLife