Around half the cells in my body do not, in fact, belong to my body—they are bacteria and other microscopic organisms colonizing me.
—John Green, Everything Is Tuberculosis
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Around half the cells in my body do not, in fact, belong to my body—they are bacteria and other microscopic organisms colonizing me.
—John Green, Everything Is Tuberculosis
suddenly struck by the idea that one day, the fact that I was watching John and Hank Green in 2007 will mark me as some kind of Internet Crone. maybe it already does, who knows
Framing illness as even involving morality seems to me a mistake, because of course cancer does not give a shit whether you are a good person. Biology has no moral compass.
—John Green, Everything Is Tuberculosis
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this is a quote i hadn't done before! i like how this one turned out. it's much simpler than some of the other ones (which i know probably sounds crazy to y'all looking at this thing)
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John Green still being active on tumblr.. maybe everything’s going to be okay after all ..
This way of understanding chronic illness—of being of the world but also not permitted by circumstances or the social order to be entirely with the world—is a sentiment applied from within rather than from without, a way of thinking about the limits and opportunities of disability that acknowledges difference and loss without othering or romanticizing.
—John Green, Everything Is Tuberculosis
I am an author, and I for one am deeply offended by the notion that my waywardness, peevishness, irascibility, misanthropy, and murky passions are caused by a derangement of bodily health, even as I am impressed by a nineteenth-century magazine's ability to absolutely nail my personality.
—John Green, Everything Is Tuberculosis