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Don't set yourself on fire to keep others warm

@prideandbedjudice / prideandbedjudice.tumblr.com

22 year old idiot studying my masters in publishing and creative writing 🤷‍♀️
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kiwifluid
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rudegayslang

idk about you guys but I think sometimes its a little fun for fictional characters to go “I am going to be a little bastard man for no reason” like I’m over the agonizing about right and wrong, and wrestling with one’s darker nature. I wanna see people go “hey wanna see something fucked up?” and then do it

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zackisontumblr

that urge to climb the rooftop of ur house. where does it come from.

the gargoyle instinct

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charizerd

you have to be extremely performative to be liked by everyone and its more fun to be somewhat hated

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thelonelybrilliance

One of my favorite things about Jane Austen is that she knew the real fear wasn’t running into some terrifying Frenchman or finding your lover’s wife in the attic…it was having to spend time with someone who is slighter cooler than you are, or playing piano in front of a critical audience, or thinking a picnic will be the perfect time for your jokes but then it isn’t

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tyttetardis
“When I started working in theatre in England, I would meet people, and they would say ‘Oh, I voted for Margaret Thatcher.’ The first time I heard someone saying that, I honestly thought they were joking. I’d be thinking, I have never met anyone from your world. What’s it like? Do you roast children over open fires?”

— David Tennant (via tennantsabout )

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flouryhedgehog

David Tennant is valid af

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awkward-sultana

Religion, Lana del Ryy / Here is Your Altar for Worship, Ashe Vernon / Anatomy of a Hookup, Alex Thomas at Words Dance / Old Word Gods, Ashe Vernon / Profane, Ashe Vernon / You Are Jeff, Richard Siken / Great Goddesses: Life Lessons from Myths & Monsters, Nikita Gill

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nicholasbritel
“And I thought about women. All these books, how long had it taken for women to be able to write their share, and why were there still so few women poets and novelists, and even fewer who were considered to be important? …As a woman, would I be an onlooker and not a contributor? Could I study what I could never hope to achieve?” -Jeanette Winterson “If you’re a woman writer, sometime, somewhere, you will be asked: Do you think of yourself as a writer first, or as a woman first? Look out. Whoever asks this hates and fears both writing and women.” -Margaret Atwood
The Wife (2018) // Colette (2018) // The post (2017
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