'Lips that Shakespeare taught to speak have whispered their secret in my ear.'
- Oscar Wilde, The Picture of Dorian Gray

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'Lips that Shakespeare taught to speak have whispered their secret in my ear.'
- Oscar Wilde, The Picture of Dorian Gray
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new comic page!!!
“Good point,” Kelsier said. “Regardless, child, you don’t have anything to fear from us. Other than Dox’s breath.”
Dockson rolled his eyes. “Or Kell’s jokes.”
LIFE.
One of the biggest “tells” of women’s unique gender-based inequality is that our revolutions never result in women taking power.
Carina Chocano, “We Have a Heroine Problem”
In the safe harbor of each other's company they could afford to abandon the ways of other people and concentrate on their own perceptions of things.
- Toni Morrison, Sula
Freely, authentically unmasking is a privilege, but it shouldn't be. We need to get it through our heads that human beings need to stim and need to be our authentic selves. Perhaps the greatest lesson we can learn: we need to mind our own goddamn business. If something isn't affecting you (and I mean really affecting you, not the 'I'm being made to feel uncomfortable, boohoo, poor me' sort of thing), suck it up. Consider your privilege . . . or maybe go and stim for a bit.
from Different, Not Less by Chloé Hayden