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I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
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Ulla Jokisalo, Saldo, 1989 - 1992.
30 is the year of my gay awakening.
Emil Cioran, from Anathemas and Admirations Translated by Richard Howard
Εχεις υπαρξει και λεπτοτερη απο οτι τωρα;
Εεε.. τωρα ειμαι κανονικη, πιστεψε με.
Meditation On The Threshold: A Bilingual Anthology Of Poetry, ‘Presence’ by Rosario Castellanos
Hair is gone <3 bb
I am just constantly breaking my heart that's all.
Oh and I am getting paid for it.
⸺ on soulmates and suffering.
Fyodor Dostoevsky // via tullipsink // Faiz Ahmed Faiz // Margaret Atwood // sam sax // Mary Shelley. also see: soulmate (horror)
blood is romantic you guys are just cowards
What’s the point in stalking your ex when they’re fucking boringgggg??
Καλα και ηρεμα τα γαμησαμε ολα κι αυτη την κυριακη. Α ρε Αθηνα.
Ειχα ματωσει λιγο και επειδη lestat outfit , ε να μην παει χαμενο.
heart-shaped things are the backbone of society
You broke my heart. And yet I look like this.
“All that remains is the Object as a strange attractor. The subject is no longer a strange attractor. We know the subject too well; the subject knows himself too well. It is the Object that is exciting, because the Object is my vanishing point.”
— Jean Baudrillard, The Transparency of Evil: Essays on Extreme Phenomena