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â(âŠ) a smile that Judas in hell might be proud of.â
â Bram Stoker, from Dracula (via adrasteiax)
Baek Sehee, tr. by Anton Hur, from I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki
[Text ID: âThe important thing here isnât whether you are being loved, itâs how you will accept the love that comes your way.â]
every friend group should includeâŠ
[ Text ID: I was never insane except upon occasions when my heart was touched. ]
Vogue Italia Aug 1993 - Demi Moore by Michel Comte
 â Billy-Ray Belcourt, A History of My Brief Body
[text ID: To love someone is firstly to confess: I'm prepared to be devastated by you.]
Robert McGinnis in vivid color
My father is reading me this story and sometimes it is just a story and other times it is his story, his history, he is sharing a sadness with me, an unfairness done to him that he cannot express,
Richard Siken, from Brothers & Beasts: An Anthology of Men on Fairy Tales
when jenny slate said âdomesticity is very sacred to me. making a home is⊠itâs just, like, the central thing in my life. when I cannot make a home, even in a hotel room, I feel really lost. putting everything in a certain place on purpose. not just, like, throwing shit down. but putting everything in a certain place on purpose and starting to sort of figure out how the trains run, basically. like, what are the paths? what are the paths in the house that youâre going to take the most and what can you line those paths with? or, in the hotel room, like, where are you going to put your journal and your book, so that youâre just starting to create little pathways in this garden and that they mark that space? I just take it really seriously. itâs sort of like⊠itâs so sweet, itâs sort of like when you see children playing a game and you know theyâre marking out a world. and theyâre like, âthis is where the dungeon is! and this is where the kitchen is in the castle! and this is where the-â, and you canât see anything but the backyard but they can see everything. thatâs what iâm doing and iâm doing it all the time. all the time. and itâs always there. even when I get into a car, I think about where iâm sitting and how iâm sitting and what iâm touching. and I just try hard to do that.â
âAfter wearing black in mourning, she realized how much she liked the color. She added a string of fake pearls to her hair that resembled dewdrops, as though she had been out all night killing people.â
â When We Lost Our Heads, Heather OâNeill
â vladimir nabokov, in a letter to his wife [24 march 1937] from letters to vĂ©ra (trans. olga voronina & brian boyd)
*does a gay little unethical scientific experiment that challenges God*
Mary Shelleyâs Frankenstein illustrations by Bernie Wrightson part 1
victor frankenstein is like âiâve been hunted by the vilest of creaturesâ and the vilest of creatures is crying alone in the woods