“A wolf eats wolf.”— Vsevolod M. Garshin, from “The Signal,” originally published c. May 1877
womanhood and having a voyeuristic relationship with your own pain
“am i suffering beautifully?” “is my agony lovable?”
“A loveless world is a dead world.”— Albert Camus, from Selected Works; “The Plague,” published c. 1947
Frederic Edwin Church - Seascape with Icecap in the Distance (detail).
i’m facetiming kyle while we’re both working at night. and. it’s so goofy because both of us keep looking at each other instead of our work and then quickly looking away but sometimes we catch each other and awkwardly smile and he’s so cute i’m melting
Anonymous said:every time i read about you and kyle its like im reading something about my boyfriend and i. love everything you write about him and i wish you two nothing but the best! ♥
that’s really lovely of you, thank you angel. wishing you & your boyfriend all the best things too 💗💕
Anonymous said:Oh okay.. so you do believe that when two people marry their relationship becomes more “important” than their platonic ones? Like loving your wife/husband more than your friends and family is a natural thing? Sorry maybe i didn’t really understand but thank you for answering and taking the time to think about it tho!
i’m out rn so this answer isn’t going to be very in depth but in short, no - i meant that when you marry someone you’re basically making a commitment for life & you’re. making them your family, if that makes sense? & it doesn’t mean that your spouse is more important than your friends, but i think it means that everything you do from then on is a team effort (like i was thinking abt my parents when i said that & theyre. completely devoted to each other above all else so) sorry if i’m confusing you! xx i guess im trying to say that the relationship isn’t necessarily more important, but the commitment is greater
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