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Elise?" He looked at her with a pleading, puppy-dog expression in his eyes. "Yes?" "I love you. ↗


— Nicky Charles


#i-love-you #law-of-the-lycans #love #nicky-charles #sweet

É melhor viver o nosso próprio destino de forma imperfeita do que uma imitação da vida de outra pessoa na perfeição" Bhagavad Gitav ↗


— Elizabeth Gilbert


#love

...in India ink your writing is lovely, but not as lovely as your hand - it is your hand - I know your hand - it fits so well in mine ... ↗


— John Geddes


#handwriting #love #poetry-love #love

Context is everything in both narrative and real life, and while the accusation is never that these creators deliberately set out to discriminate against gay and female characters, the unavoidable implication is that they should have known better than to add to the sum total of those stories which, en masse, do exactly that. And if the listmakers can identify the trend so thoroughly – if, despite all the individual qualifications, protests and contextualisations of the authors, these problems can still be said to exist – then the onus, however disconnected from the work of any one individual, nonetheless falls to those individuals, in their role as cultural creators, to acknowledge the problem; to do better next time; perhaps even to apologise. This last is a particular sticking point. By and large, human beings tend not to volunteer apologies for things they perceive to be the fault of other people, for the simple reason that apology connotes guilt, and how can we feel guilty – or rather, why should we – if we’re not the ones at fault? But while we might argue over who broke a vase, the vase itself is still broken, and will remain so, its shards ground into the carpet, until someone decides to clean it up. Blog Post: Love Team Freezer ↗


— Foz Meadows


#minorities #narratives #writing #ya #love

For a more than miffed Midnight, fate was for emperors, fools and soppy lovers: - fate was the self-important egotism of those doing well, the sheer unbearable arrogance of the living and loved. ↗


— Tom Conrad


#arrogance #chance #destiny #fate #fools

But we were chumps and we knew it. As makers of sentences we were practically fetal, beneath notice, unlaunched, fooling around in our spare time or on somebody else’s dime. Nobody loved our sentences as we loved them, and so they congealed or grew sour on our tongues. We barely glanced at our wall-scribblings for fear of what a few weeks or even hours might expose in our infatuations. Our photocopied fortune slips we’d find in muddy clogs in storm drains, tangled with advertising flyers, unheeded. Our manuscripts? Those were unspeakable secrets, kept not only from the world but from each other. My pages were shameful, occluded everywhere with xxxxxx’s of regret. I scurried to read Clea’s manuscript every time she left the apartment but never confessed that I even knew it existed. Her title was “Those Young Rangers Thought Love Was a Scandal Like a Bald White Head.” Mine was “I Heard the Laughter of the Sidemen from Behind Their Instruments. ↗


— Jonathan Lethem


#writing #love

When you have something this good, you keep it. Forever. And that's all the magic there is to it. ↗


— Nadège Richards


#forever #life #losing-someone #love #relationships

It is the Holy Spirit's job to convict, God's job to judge and my job to love. ↗


— Billy Graham


#christianty #convicting #god #holy-spirit #judging

Love is- when you prepared for engineering entrance exams whole year, but at the end choose an entirely diffrent course. ↗


— Anshuma Sharma


#anshuma-sharma #course #destiny #engineer #love






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