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angry, horny and tired is perhaps my new aesthetic â ď¸ đ
Sidney Sheldon, âThe Stars Shine Downâ
âI think itâs very healthy to spend time alone. You need to know how to be alone and not be defined by another person.â
â Oscar Wilde
Forgive yourself
âTwo roads diverged in a wood, and I, I took the one less travelled by, and that has made all the difference.â
â Robert Frost
yes i have a bell jar around me and yes i will fill it with nutella so shut the fuck up
art as a confession James Baldwin (The Precarious Vogue of Ingmar Bergman), Albert Camus (Notebooks, 1935-1942)
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James Baldwin knew love
you have to let yourself be a weird woman or you will not survive
at this point, itâs not even about what you manifest, or what you attract. it is more like a pattern recognitionââthis has happened to me beforeâââi have been here beforeâââthis reminds me of something.â itâs a patternâa reflection of what has already crossed paths with you. you know it too well, too intricately. itâs spinning on the trajectory of a circle and thatâs why they sayââwhat goes around comes around.â
and these circles, these patternsâthey find you. not the other way round. they find you because they adapt to you easily, because you have inbuilt space for them to settle, because you have become the centrepiece of its gravity, because it has decoded your mechanisms. and as these patterns keep piling up, before you know it youâre trapped inside a maze. it becomes a labyrinth. and that is its final form. youâre no less free than a caged bird.
however, pattern recognition should set you free, right? youâre aware, in a way, of deducing which patterns to absorb and which patterns to repel. this awareness alone should feel like freedom. but somewhere, thereâs a suppressed part of you thatâs justâŚtiredâtired of this mad design of the universe, tired of its hollow vastness that is existing inside you alongside the above and beyond.
and when you shift the curtain just a little and peek inside your chest, what do you see? or what is it that you want to see? patternsânew and old? mazes? labyrinths? or just blinding darkness?
ok but peak womanhood is also when you resonate with how our girl Sylvia made sure to let us know that a MAN was responsible for why her female protagonist was hallucinating the ghost of a cadaverâs head floating in midairâon the very first page of her book!!!! and this little piece of information is very important to me