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Finished The Turn of The Screw by Henry James. Bit of a headfuck, imma go make sure my curtains are closed…

Finished The Turn of The Screw by Henry James. Bit of a headfuck, imma go make sure my curtains are closed…

And in the darkest night,If my memory serves me right,I’ll never turn back time,Forgetting you, but not the time.

And in the darkest night,
If my memory serves me right,
I’ll never turn back time,
Forgetting you, but not the time.

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Lol, college memories :)

Lol, college memories :)

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Long live the Queen and all that jazz. Loving the jubilee on the telly, dead happy that I’m not actually there, freezing my ass off in the pouring rain.

Long live the Queen and all that jazz. Loving the jubilee on the telly, dead happy that I’m not actually there, freezing my ass off in the pouring rain.

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Except our room was gold, not red.

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“I guess the best way I can describe it…is like being in a hurricane. I can see it coming over the horizon and it sweeps me up; it’s exciting and dangerous and the thrill of getting hurt is over whelming. I thought some of my own darkness inside me could be expelled or shared inside it. I believed there was a force as fierce, as powerful and as dark as me that I could seek comfort in. I thought it could take me. The hurricane comes and eventually, inevitably leaves, disappearing with all the rubble and destruction left in its wake. I start to rebuild the walls, put in the doors and windows and wait. Because I know it’s going to come back and obliterate all my hard work again. And I will let it. Because feeling like you’re in the depths of a hurricane with no way out, all the risk, all the exhilaration, if only momentary, is better than feeling nothing at all. My personal favourite form of masochism”.

“I guess the best way I can describe it…is like being in a hurricane. I can see it coming over the horizon and it sweeps me up; it’s exciting and dangerous and the thrill of getting hurt is over whelming. I thought some of my own darkness inside me could be expelled or shared inside it. I believed there was a force as fierce, as powerful and as dark as me that I could seek comfort in. I thought it could take me. The hurricane comes and eventually, inevitably leaves, disappearing with all the rubble and destruction left in its wake. I start to rebuild the walls, put in the doors and windows and wait. Because I know it’s going to come back and obliterate all my hard work again. And I will let it. Because feeling like you’re in the depths of a hurricane with no way out, all the risk, all the exhilaration, if only momentary, is better than feeling nothing at all. My personal favourite form of masochism”.

(Source: thesynesthesia)