channelling the teenage rage i used to have. no one will be spared.
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channelling the teenage rage i used to have. no one will be spared.
moving on from you was the most brave thing i ever did.
“You touch me like I am everything you asked god for. Underneath your hands I become poetry. This is the alchemy that you do.”
— T. James (via letsbelonelytogetherr)
still waiting to find someone who’d outfreak me.
kissing her would fix me in ways i cannot fathom
being understood and being psychologically analysed are two different things. don’t mix them.
my head hurts thinking about how many times i have mistook being psychologically monitored for being “deeply understood”
I love when desire leads to disappointment. It’s a classic
— octobersfilm on substack (via letsbelonelytogetherr)
— Jay Vespertine (via letsbelonelytogetherr)
if i could, i would really touch the sun. without a second thought.
a constant hunger for something beyond the psychological limits of the world
Do you happen to know that love may not exist in the way people imagine?
— Vincent Van Gogh, in a letter to Wilhelmina, his sister (Arles, 30 April 1889)
“We had everything to say to each other, but no ways to say it.”
— Jonathan Safran Foer, Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close
— Maria Eugenia Calderara, from Poems of Exile; “I Still Don't Know Your Name,”
— Jane Hirshfield