"If someone asks you what you wear in sleep at night. Say 'My insecurities', Say 'My heart.' Say My insecurities but I wear my heart on my sleeves and douse it with gasoline. That is not to say you sleep naked at night. That is to say that nights are getting colder and you're used to them by now. That is to say you're still waiting, still hoping for that constant kind of burning you deserve."
- Henri Igna, 'A letter to Myself Whenever I'm Single.'











