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One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This

by Omar El Akkad (Goodreads Author)

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Mar 27, 2026 01:49PM

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Wuthering Heights

by Emily Brontë

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Feb 23, 2026 09:06PM

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Betrayed by Rita Hayworth (McNally Editions)

by Manuel Puig

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“It's like no one wants to dress warm here, Zoe thought. As if because it almost never got cold-cold, people didn't want to turn on heat, put on coats, cover extremities. So they were colder here than they were in places that were actually cold.”
― Casey Plett, A Safe Girl to Love: Stories

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“This is the nature of the club scene, after all: being surprised by the familiar and pretending it's new.”
― Jennifer Saginor, Playground: A Childhood Lost Inside the Playboy Mansion

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“And they talk like drunks," said Elsie. "Very correct, trying very hard to seem normal. Obviously the mind is there but you're being so careful that you sound like a broken robot.”
― Isaac Fellman, Dead Collections

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“Later he insisted that "nudity was never a big thing in my movies. When my characters took off their clothes, you wanted them to put them back on.”
― Chris Holmlund, Female Trouble: A Queer Film Classic

tags: dreamlanders, female-trouble, john-waters, nudity

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“People with ADHD have an unbridled sense of urgency about everything, because if it isn't tackled immediately, it is likely to be forgotten or lost. Instead of being able to prioritize based on importance, we start tasks from what is easiest or most immediately engaging, thus making the rest of the process complicated and occasionally redundant. This is why it can be difficult to commence, continue, and conclude tasks without getting totally overwhelmed.”
― Sasha Hamdani, Self-Care for People with ADHD: 100+ Ways to Recharge, De-Stress, and Prioritize You!

tags: adhd

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