EXIT

[fedestiltskin]

Immense beauty.

[ah-buh]

Marzioso

[itcamecreepinin-myenemyemotion]

Our love will never be another,

You're just a devil undercover,

Found you when you were in the gutter,

Shit was sweet until I was a sucker,

Rather be single for life,

Than be fuckin' with you,

I ain't rollin' the dice, no,

I ain't playin' to lose

[dog-teeth]

found in my notes app between my grocery list & dnd notes

[kaurwrites]

Focus on your own peace, love and worth. The right person will come around it’s own time.

[luckylluminati]

“His hazel green eyes stared into my dark brown eyes. His smile made the room more brighter, more vivid. As we looked into each other I felt an instant connection running through. And for that very moment I believed that I had found a safe haven, in his smile.”

[chiaracomelalba-96]

Manzoni non l’aveva vista, la peste,

ma aveva studiato documenti su documenti.

E allora descrive la follia, la psicosi,

le teorie assurde sulla sua origine, sui rimedi.

Descrive la scena di uno straniero (un “turista”)

a Milano che tocca un muro del duomo e viene linciato

dalla folla perché accusato di spargere il morbo.

Ma c’è una cosa che Manzoni descrive bene,

soprattutto, e che riprende da Boccaccio:

il momento di prova, di discrimine, tra umanità e

inumanità. Boccaccio sì che l’aveva vista,

la peste. Aveva visto amici, persone amate,

parenti, anche suo padre morire.

E Boccaccio ci spiega che l’effetto più

terribile della peste era la distruzione del

vivere civile. Perché il vicino iniziava a

odiare il vicino, il fratello iniziava a odiare

il fratello, e persino i figli abbandonavano

i genitori. La peste metteva gli uomini l’uno

contro l’altro. Lui rispondeva col Decameron,

il più grande inno alla vita e alla buona civiltà.

Manzoni rispondeva con la fede e la cultura,

che non evitano i guai ma, diceva,

insegnavano come affrontarli.

In generale, entrambi rispondevano in modo

simile: invitando a essere uomini,

a restare umani, quando il mondo impazzisce.

- contributo di Cristina Comellini -

Nel quadro "I sopravvissuti alla peste"

ABBIATE IL CORAGGIO DI ESSERE UMANI

U m a n i.

[effesblog]

[ilragazzoluna]

“Bukowski diceva che l’essere umano ha due grandi difetti: L’incapacità di arrivare in orario e l’incapacità di mantenere le promesse. Non posso garantirti che sarò sempre in orario, ma ti prometto che, anche se in ritardo, ci sarò per sempre.”

— Fedez

[lonelywithadropofwine]

Are you trying to make me fall in love with you? Because damn it’s working great

[1111111111111fdfdfjhj]

““If you find yourself complaining about the friends that are around you for not appreciating you for who you are, then maybe it’s time to change the friends that you surrounded yourself with. Don’t hang out with negative people and then complain about how negative they are. You may not be able to change the people around you, but you can certainly change the settings and those settings will allow you to move on to bigger and better things. Find your own self worth and realize that you deserve to be around people who will go out of their way to make you ‘smile’ not vice versa. Don’t explain to the people that you need to cut ties from, just cut them from your life. Most of them will feel they either have a part in your life or deserve to be a part of your life without actually making an effort to be there in a positive way. If you do nothing to change the environment that you find yourself in, then you will never see positive changes.””

— - Joanna Strafford

[quotemadness]

“It’s been a long time since I’ve been me.”

— Fernando Pesso

[bnmxfld]

“You will find that it is necessary to let things go; simply for the reason that they are heavy.”

— C. JoyBell C.

[quotemadness]

“May you have the courage to go places that scare you.”

— Unknown

[dolores-hazy]

“I didn’t change. I just finally found the strength to stand up and show you all I am.”

— If you can’t accept that, then that goes to show you were never really for me

[bandaidsfortheheart]

“I’ve lived most of my life in someone else’s orbit. Always letting other people’s hearts become the sun I relied on. But I think I am ready to be my own center of gravity.”

— Center of Gravity, V.P.

[gmezstuffs]

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Yep, Abelena feelings.