I think objectively the most relatable moment in any literature ever is in 'The Machine Stops' when the main character gives a talk that none of the audience enjoys and she immediately requests euthanasia

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I think objectively the most relatable moment in any literature ever is in 'The Machine Stops' when the main character gives a talk that none of the audience enjoys and she immediately requests euthanasia
Just found out this news about the coronavirus and I said OMFG. THE DIVISION PREDICTED CORONAVIRUS
“Gosh. Well, um. That’s good to know. We’ll make sure to turn down any cases that involve submarine travel.” John said, unsuccessfully trying to keep the grin from his face. “Or aquariums, obviously”
Excerpt From: snorklepie. “The Edinburgh Problem.” Archive of Our Own, 2014-10-02. iBooks.
chickens in the wild & drying filament post like in that one lost or on one those raps & lyrics poems, she did have the boyfriend do a f boy post like I wrote about well before it came out
Yup, still supportive, check life updates it was forever ago, same youtube post, and everywhere really you never know. Might find the person to recover the lost posts before I control c to not lose things
the steel vengeance lore sign that mentions “creaking” within the contents of their fucking wagon is hilarious because congratulations that shit do be creakin every day!!!!
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