violentwavesofemotion: “Desolation, desolation, I owe so much to desolation.” — Jack Kerouac, from “The Dharma Bums,”originally published c. 1958

violentwavesofemotion: “Desolation, desolation, I owe so much to desolation.” — Jack Kerouac, from “The Dharma Bums,”originally published c. 1958

Opheli:like Literally When Catherine Earnshaw Said “I Wish I Were A Girl Again, Half-Savage And Hardy And Free, And Laughing At Injuries, Not Maddening Under Them; Why Am I So Changed? Why Does My Blood Rush Into A Hell Of Tumult At A Few Words? Im

Bluho: Vanishing By Hayato Wakabayashi

Ingmar Bergman For The Signs

Huntforthewilderfilms: Films Watched: Låt Den Rätte Komma In / Let The Right One In (2008) ↳ “I’m Twelve. But I’ve Been Twelve For A Long Time.”

2Seeitall: Rome, Italy Road To The Colosseum Trajan’s Forum

Tulipnight: Spring In Japan By Yukihiro Ito

Cutecornflakes:my Lovely Cat Neighbor&Amp;Lt;3

Dpoe:my Prof Asked The Class “Who Was Emperor When Jesus Was Born?” And A Kid Responded “Palpatine”

Louisquinnzel: “I’ve Never Really Socialized; I’ve Always Been Anti-Social And Preferred To Be At Home. I Was Never, Even My Late Teens And Early Twenties, Into Clubs And Parties And Stuff Like That.“

Hesitantblogger: Wild-Lion: I Think My Saddest Moment As An Australian Was Finding Out That The Rest Of The World Doesn’t Say “Never Eat Soggy Weetbix” To Figure Out The Order Of The Compass Put In The Tags Where You’re From And How You Memorized

20Aliens: Quentin Deronzier

Iwantamimosa: Some Of You Have Never Torn Down The Wallpaper That Seemed To Trap A Woman Behind It In A Neurotic Attempt To Free Her Thus Symbolically Freeing Yourself From The Suffocating Confines Of Patriarchy And It Shows