Status Updates From L'incolore Tazaki Tsukuru e...

murakami, tread lightly...i am not fond of a "being accused of rape ruins a man's life"

reading mostly for the chisme, honestly. but, i am critical as of right now with this shiro plot.

Book is finished. Really good read for anyone struggling with identity and self doubt. It accurately explores these types of thoughts and how reality can reaffirm good things without it being sunshine and rainbows. This book leaves a lot of plot on the table on purpose (I think) which doesn’t satisfy the reader if they wanted to know how those parts conclude. However the actions of the lead show growth beginning.

i can understand sexual, freudian psychology, but genuinely, it gets to a point. i don't know if it's a bad time cause i'm watching AHS and there are lots of sexual maniacs there. but, as of now---besides the simple psychology of the book---i'm slightly enjoying it. pretty relatable in so far as tsukuru is dealing with friendships and the past.

Dear G, this is how I feel without you:

All that remained now was a quiet sorrow. He felt a sudden, stabbing pain in the left side of his chest, as if he’d been pierced by a knife.

I can’t tell where it’s going and I love it

رها شدن توسط آدمایی که بهشون اهمیت میدادی میتونه تو رو به خودت و درونت مشکوک کنه. سوکورو کل زندگی بزرگسالیش از این زجر داره میکشه، اینکه سارا داره رو این نقطه های ذهنیش نورافکن میندازه خیلی قشنگه، سارا براش تا اینجا آدم امنیه (با اینکه میدونم ته داستان چی میشه)