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“There is no absolute good when it comes to relationships, and it's perfectly healthy to have disagreements with friends and lovers from time to time. I just hope you learn to differentiate the parts from the whole. Just because you like one thing about a person, you don't need to like everything about them, and just because you don't like one thing about a person, it doesn't mean the person as a whole isn't worth your time.”
― I Want to Die But I Want to Eat Tteokpokki
― I Want to Die But I Want to Eat Tteokpokki
“perhaps we are all immigrants
trading one home for another
first we leave the womb for air
then the suburbs for the filthy city
in search of a better life
some of us just happen to leave entire countries”
― The Sun and Her Flowers
trading one home for another
first we leave the womb for air
then the suburbs for the filthy city
in search of a better life
some of us just happen to leave entire countries”
― The Sun and Her Flowers
“yesterday
the rain tried to imitate my hands
by running down your body
i ripped the sky apart for allowing it”
― The Sun and Her Flowers
the rain tried to imitate my hands
by running down your body
i ripped the sky apart for allowing it”
― The Sun and Her Flowers
“I found it strange that no word exists for a parent who loses a child. If children lose their parents, they are orphans. If a husband loses his wife, he’s a widower. But there’s no word for a parent who loses a child. I’ve come to believe that the event is just too big, too monstrous, too overwhelming for words. No word could ever describe the feeling, so we leave it unsaid.”
― The Berry Pickers
― The Berry Pickers
“I am here and not here, real and not real... I am my others; we are one and we are many.”
― Freshwater
― Freshwater
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