Simultaneously Hedonistic and Anxiety-driven Moods
If the illuminati exists, I am the spiritual leader.

If the illuminati exists, I am the spiritual leader.

I want to do that at a Hallowe’en party and dance in front of a church and shit and get drunk and shit.

I want to do that at a Hallowe’en party and dance in front of a church and shit and get drunk and shit.

k

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joyboks:

partners in crime

I want six friends.

joyboks:

partners in crime

I want six friends.

CRINGE

attraversoilvuoto:

Charlotte Gainsbourg

DAYUM

attraversoilvuoto:

Charlotte Gainsbourg

DAYUM

Every time I hear a political speech or I read those of our leaders, I am horrified at having, for years, heard nothing which sounded human. It is always the same words telling the same lies. And the fact that men accept this, that the people’s anger has not destroyed these hollow clowns, strikes me as proof that men attribute no importance to the way they are governed; that they gamble - yes, gamble - with a whole part of their life and their so called ‘vital interests’.
Albert Camus (via all-none)
informationconsumption:

Wretched, wretched, and yet with good intentions. It is midnight, but since I have slept very well, that is an excuse only to the extent that by day I would have written nothing. The burning electric light, the silent house, the darkness outside, the last waking moments, they give me the right to write even if it be only the most miserable stuff. And this right I use hurriedly. That’s the person I am…

informationconsumption:

Wretched, wretched, and yet with good intentions. It is midnight, but since I have slept very well, that is an excuse only to the extent that by day I would have written nothing. The burning electric light, the silent house, the darkness outside, the last waking moments, they give me the right to write even if it be only the most miserable stuff. And this right I use hurriedly. That’s the person I am…

semi-naked:

Kafka’s letter to Milena
Prague, August 9, 1920, Monday

semi-naked:

Kafka’s letter to Milena

Prague, August 9, 1920, Monday

This picture actually has little to no meaning.

This picture actually has little to no meaning.