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Wintermute
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by J.T. LeRoy
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“There are three butterflies that dance around a flame. The first butterfly comes close to the flame and says, 'I know all about love. It is beautiful, unforgettable.' The second butterfly wants to get even closer than the first, so it does. But it singes its wings. So it withdraws. Terrified, the butterfly says, 'I know that love only burns.' But the third butterfly simply throws itself into the flames and is consumed.”
― Sonora
― Sonora
“Because at Warren, the Body is all the rage. As though everyone in the academic world has just now discovered that they are vesseled in precarious, fastly decaying houses of bone and flesh and my god, what material.”
― Bunny
― Bunny
“During that course in which "I" become, I give birth to myself amid the violence of sobs, of vomit.”
― Powers of Horror: An Essay on Abjection
― Powers of Horror: An Essay on Abjection
“He called me dark, twisted, and mean.” “How sweet. He’s in love.”
― Bunny
― Bunny
“Every woman has the instinct to harm. We spend our whole lives denying it, but it's there. And denying it only damages us. It doesn't actually help anyone - least of all people we think we're protecting from ourselves. Because the instinct to harm? It leaks out in other ways. Darker, stranger ways - more insidious ways - until suddenly we've actually ruined someone's life instead of just punching them in the face. Don't you think they would have preferred a fist in the face, given the choice to choose?”
― We Play Ourselves
― We Play Ourselves
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