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I guess what I’m trying to say is, you’re all assholes who make poor life choices.
Sarah Kane, Phaedra’s Love
(Source: veracrossing, via getawayfrommethankyou)
i refuse to believe it is anyones problem but her own if she has mental issues right now.
People could all collectively tell her to get it together, suggest she get help. There are people who do this but no-one really seems to believe it’ll work. Do they think it’s not their place to? That they should just distantly remark on this downward spiral when they clearly recognize they could at least collectively send a message?
Why does Twitter just seem incredibly horrible to me
That’s not an inherent problem with the platform, it’s an issue with the way that community around it has developed.
Ah I’m not really angry at the platform, just saying it’s really sort of horrible seeing one of these sort of human downward spirals play out, where you can actually see the person seeing what people en masse are saying, and no-one really more then half-heartedly saying she should get help.
I need to get off the Internet
People could all collectively tell her to get it together, suggest she get help. There are people who do this but no-one really seems to believe it’ll work. Do they think it’s not their place to? That they should just distantly remark on this downward spiral when they clearly recognize they could at least collectively send a message?
Why does Twitter just seem incredibly horrible to me
Ah yes this sounds interesting.
(Source: vamosvideo)
“Then they would go out to eat.” I’m hoping this is either actually food or an allusion to head.
“There were two more entries.”
‘A manticore is a horrid monster having a man’s face, the body of a lion, leathery bat wings, and a tail ridged with spikes’
uh?????
“His fingers dug hard into her arm, expecting an answer.” GoT was not a good choice of book to determine anything about my sex life. Especially not when pg35 is full of Targaryens.
“A thin whisper of sound passed the broken mouth, forced out on a last puff of breath.” …………..well.
… … … … you wanna swap books? i wanna read what you’re reading.
WAIT THAT’S SOMEONE DYING I THOUGHT IT WAS SEX
Kind of maybe cheating since mine was a graphic novel (Perselpolis by Marjane Satrapi which YOU SHOULD REALLY READ):
‘Can you help me lace my shoes?’
Legit.
Perselpolis is fantastic btw
“At times she would come with me after work to a British-style pub called Dawson’s where ad men, travel agents and bankers hung out, and often she picked up a little Male something for herself, too.”
“Claiming that I had been slandered, I asked for an apology and a retraction of the false stories which all the press of Germany had copied, but I was simply laughed at for my trouble.”
Um …
“Then he goes back to sleep.” Sounds hot.
“The results strongly confirm the conclusions I have reached, by other means, about the etiology of depression.” So… this is bad, right?
“It is rumored among the brave and foolish who speculate on such matters that she may be as old as fifty.” …. Posted without comment.
“The weight should be born equally in the front and back leg.”
“NO!” :((((((((
Hey guys, what the fuck is a book?
There is a double fantasy at work in such letters.
“The box! The box!”
(Source: yeahiwasintheshit, via yeahiwasintheshit)
This is a GREAT thing to see - CLASSIC UCB PHOTOS
Criminologist Adrian Raine on what the fact that he has a brain scan similar to that of serial killer Randy Kraft (above) says to him:
It makes you wonder, you know, what put me on one side of the bars in those four years in top security prison when I was interviewing someone when maybe with a different life course and other factors in my life it could have flipped just the other way around? I’ve got a low resting heart rate. I’m a bit of a stimulation seeker and, yes, I’ve got a brain scan like a serial killer. I had poor nutrition as a kid. … What stopped me [from] becoming a killer, for example, or becoming a violent offender? I was anti-social from the age of 9 to 11. I was in a gang, smoking cigarettes, setting fire to mail, letting car tires down. …
But I’ve been intrigued: why didn’t I stay on that pathway? And it’s an area that we need to do so much more on: protective factors. What protects some people who have some of the risk factors from actually becoming an offender? I think in my life, for example, I had parents who sort of loved me. I always felt loved. There was always a roof over my head. There was always a secure environment. And I got on with my brothers and sisters. You know, and maybe that’s the critical ingredient: some love.”
For some reason this video popped into my head today. I’m glad it did.
