Cris

“When you died I mourned you, but also the version of myself I was with you. So there were two deaths.”
― Gus Moreno, This Thing Between Us

“Recently, I’ve been almost entirely convinced that I’m doomed to this future: experiencing my nervous system’s gradual failure. I’ve wondered how it might feel when parts of my body stop working, one after the other. Maybe it starts with numbness in my fingertips. Then I lose control of my hands, followed by my arms. Then my feet. Then I’ll lose all sensation below the waist. Stop being able to turn my head, speak, smile, blink my eyes. Maybe I’ll learn to hold a brush with my mouth and paint a few pictures. Then my respiratory system will stop working, and I’ll die.”
― Hildur Knútsdóttir, The Night Guest

“You know, because sometimes God is your copilot, but it’s the Devil who takes you home.”
― Gabino Iglesias, The Devil Takes You Home

“The tragedy of life isn't that the end comes. That's the gift. Without an end, there's nothing. There's no meaning. Do you see? A moment isn't a moment. A moment is an eternity. A moment should mean something. It should be everything.”
― Iain Reid, We Spread