Hans Silvester :: Man reading a book with sika deers, Nara Park, Japan, 1960′s / source: Twitter

i tell the sky i love her n this is how she says it back 𓆏

People are weird and obvious and governed by the most basic of principles, which makes their moves written out well in advance. It’s wonderful, then, when people do or say the unexpected, show a range, zig instead of zag. It gives me hope that we all are capable of change or mystery and weirdness, and that it’s a really amazing thing to have these kinds of people in your life.

YES.

My thighs are huge cuz they’re full of secrets

Wrap them around my ears and let me hear them all

You smooth motherfucker

Well, well, well, if it isn’t the consequences of my own actions

— Theodore Kaczynski

Before Sunrise (1995)

“Isn’t everything we do in life a way to be loved a little more?”

Before Sunset (2004)

“You can never replace anyone because everyone is made up of such beautiful specific details.”

Before Midnight (2013)

“Like sunlight, sunset, we appear, we disappear. We are so important to some, but we are just passing through.”

someone: haha why are you so obsessed with (insert show/book series/film/etc)

me, internally: because throwing myself into something allows me to briefly forget the constant depression misery and sadness i suffer through every day and when i marathon things my self hatred sometimes starts to disappear because i forget that i’m a real person who exists in the real world. my obsessions help me to cope when i feel like i’m about to explode or cry or scream or all of those at once and once i get into something i barely think of anything else for weeks which is a very unhealthy coping tactic but hey it helps so

me: haha idk :))

— catherynne m. valente, the bread we eat in dreams (via altraviolence)

Anna Kamienska, from a diary entry featured in “Industrious Amazement: A Notebook,” (via thoughtalotaboutbeingarobot)

White Noise, Don Delillo (via watchingcbeams)