hplyrikz:

“You’re not a bad person for the ways you tried to kill your sadness.”

— (via hplyrikz)

hplyrikz:

“I can feel this heart inside me and I conclude it exists. I can touch this world and I also conclude that it exists. All my knowledge ends at this point. The rest is hypothesis.”

— Albert Camus, The Myth of Sisyphus (via hplyrikz)

hplyrikz:

““Logic will get you from A to Z; imagination will get you everywhere.””

— Albert Einstein (via hplyrikz)

biblioteca-prohibida:

“Empiezas a madurar cuando te sientes completo con los 3 amigos que tienes y no sientes que debes agradarle a medio mundo.”

— (via sinfonia-de-letras)

biblioteca-prohibida:

“Hoy renuncio a ti y me voy en silencio, porque ya bastante ruido hice cuando aún quería quedarme.”

— (via another-world-inside-of-me)

randomslasher:

ciatri:

3fluffies:

mufasamonsta:

tahthetrickster:

i really like looking at google image searches for “firemen rescuing cats” or something because you get super cute pictures like

AND THEN THERE’S THIS ONE

“THAT’S RIGHT TWAS I that set the house ablaze!!!”

Dying.

Every fucking time I know what’s at the bottom and every time I still lose my shit.

I’m so happy this post is back again asdlkfjsa

sawasawako-archived:

:

Percy doesn’t seem like himself for the entirety of HOO. I miss him

i actually have a theory about why this is… i also kept wondering why it feels like a gulf has opened up between PJO and HOO (considering that HOO happens almost immediately after PJO), and it’s because it’s very alienating to go from spending 5 whole books in Percy’s head to being forced to observe from a distance as a third party. PJO is designed to read like a personal account, like Percy is directly telling you the story; it’s imbued with his personality and his voice. HOO, in contrast, just reads like a conventional dystopian narrative told from the third-person pov, which is inherently distancing. ofc there is a way to make it more intimate, but it’s necessarily detached because now you’re just a spectator, not a confidante. it doesn’t feel like you’re in on the action, just witnessing it from a safe distance. more than that, the voices in HOO aren’t sufficiently distinct from on another. we know how Percy sounds like from the previous series, and we even know how Annabeth sounds like, but their voices are kind of lost amidst the jumble of the rest. it’s kind of frustrating to go from basically being Percy to seeing him from the outside in all the time and feeling like we’re being held at arm’s length.

this is compounded by the fact that he’s like, depressed for all 5 books and we can’t know the details of how he really feels on the inside. so there’s that, too lol

hplyrikz:

“I’d say go to hell, but I never want to see you again.”

— Sylvia Plath (via hplyrikz)

Clear your mind here

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