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Formerly circumlocute I don't care how you feel about Lolita.

[cmyque]

Books that people read romantically but shouldn’t because they’re missing the point:

Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov

Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare

The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

[cmyque]

FIVE YEARS

[cmyque]

I haven’t used tumblr in over a year. Are any of my friends still here?

[cmyque]

Turn the lock and put my headphones on. He always said he didn't get this song. But I do. #selfiesnotstudies (at Downtown Cleveland)

[cmyque]

[untrustyou]

Giuseppe Palmisano

[artmania-feed]

ART PRINTS BY BURCU KORKMAZYUREK

Floral and Birds Pattern 

Floral Flamingo

Floral Jungle 

Night Forest III

Floral and Birds II 

Night Forest IV 

Night Forest II 

[freejimmer-blog]

[cmyque]

This was the moment #6monthsago

[cmyque]

I haven't listed much of my schoolwork this quarter, but I'm pretty proud of these nearly-selected posters #twoisnotawinner #threenobodyremembers (at VMCAD)

[cmyque]

I don't usually post assignments, but I'm really proud of these two. #twoisnotawinner #threenobodyremembers

[cmyque]

Jack's Mannequin | Lifestyle Communities Pavilion | Columbus, OH | 26.1.16 #10yearsintransit #jacksmannequin (at LC Pavilion)

[cmyque]

Books that people read romantically but shouldn’t because they’re missing the point:

Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov

Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare

The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

[ami-saturna-deactivated20210622]

That’s your opinion.

[myutsuumoved-deactivated2014052]

there’s nothing romantic about a pedophile rapist, the senseless murder-suicide of teenagers because families can’t get their shit together or the hypocrisy of the roaring 20s

[technicallythearical]

FINALLY SOMEONE SAYS IT

[wildeismsremade-deactivated2019]

the great gatsby could only be called romantic if you’re talking about nick’s infatuation with gatsby I mean really

[cullenscott-deactivated20170921]

Really tho, Nick was 100% gay for Gatsby

[adventurouskitten]

The Great Gatsby was 100% gay

[mountlandme]

 In defense of Romeo and Juliet - yeah they were 13 and 15, and it did end disastrously but a story can still be romantic and also be a tragedy:

Can you remember what being a young teen and in love was like - it was all consuming, there is something special about your first love (even if it does make you act needlessly dramatic and rather rashly) . 

Also Romeo and Juliet started speaking jointly in a Sonnet on their first meeting, which is pretty high on the romantic scale - can you imagine when people ask you how you met your partner being like ‘well he took my hand in a dance and we connected so much we started speaking in a sonnet and were finishing each others sentences by the end of our first dance’  - basically super romantic - and it is designed to be viewed as romantic, but it was also intended to be viewed as a tragedy especially because of their young age (the average age for getting married was in your mid twenties in the Elizabethan era).

In short: its tragic, but also romantic and was intended to be both. 

[cmyque]

So it's been like 3 years since I posted this originally and people still don't know what "read romantically" means.

[vitaminwaterdeact0903487]

hustle, it grows on you #hydratethehustle #vitaminwater #creatrs exclusive art by josh lafayette 

[slayere-deactivated20160507]

*binge watches television series that are 15 years old instead of facing my rapidly approaching real life problems*

[cmyque]

What a perfect night for kitten cuddles, a good book, and Adele.

[sixteen-days-of-july]

all my love was down in a frozen ground

[bellestudy]

Going to spend some time with the books.