You will never be happy if you continue to search for what happiness consists of. You will never live if you are looking for the meaning of life.
Albert Camus

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You will never be happy if you continue to search for what happiness consists of. You will never live if you are looking for the meaning of life.
Albert Camus
i feel like putting Bernard "bisexual disaster" Rieux in a college au would be great to explore the disaster part because in canon he's usually so collected and focused on doing the right thing and all. in college he'd be doing SO bad. he barely eats and doesn't sleep and cries roughly thrice a day because he can't emotionally regulate. he wouldn't know flirting if it punched him in the face. he's the most introverted man alive and he keeps getting stuck in conversations because he doesn't know how to tell someone that he can't talk right now without sounding mean and he doesn't wanna be mean. he has nightmares about exams. he treats having a crush like having a terminal illness. he's the saddest most tired man alive and i love him dearly
I wish I was as cool and nonchalant as Albert Camus and I wish I had a cat named Cigarette
One Must Imagine… You play the cards you're dealt — until you can't. What happens after every trade, bluff, and plea has been exhausted is where the real work begins. A meditation on bricolage, Camus, and a wily king who cheated Death twice before he ever touched a boulder.... https://strohmeister.com/2026/07/17/one-must-imagine/
up at 3 am because of a volleyball match (kibicem się jest a nie bywa) and thinking about an au where Rieux and Rambert are roommates in college dorms and Rambert watches matches at ungodly hours and it annoys Rieux so Tarrou is like you can sleep at my place you know..... #yeshomo
Albert Camus
Aggressive, obstinate rejection of the system. The aphorism henceforth.
Albert Camus, Notebooks, 1942-1951