Laifing

“Seeing Seb's jeering face, it came to her that Seb had always loved her the way most people bear a grudge.”
― Diana Wynne Jones, Fire and Hemlock

“¿Cómo hace la gente para entender el mundo si no tiene hermanas mayores?”
― Powerpaola (Autor)

“Later, someone told me that relationships have a best-before date. What he actually said was 賞味期限 shoumikigen, literally 'the limit of taste'. Technically still edible, but it won't taste good anymore. It won't be at its best. This is a good way to think about growing apart from people, failing to keep in touch, losing touch, letting them go. It made me feel a little better about the friends I had lost; it reminded me that the ones who are here outnumber those who aren't. Some relationships also have a 消費期限 shouhikigen, a real expiry date, the point which something is no longer usable and has to be thrown out.”
― Florentyna Leow, How Kyoto Breaks Your Heart

“La falta de lenguaje nos maniata, nos sofoca, nos estrangula, nos dispara, nos desuella, nos cercena, nos condena”
― Cristina Rivera Garza, El invencible verano de Liliana