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we are so fucking back. the opening two pages were so good i had to go back and read them to myself aloud alone in my room. cristina rivera garza, i'm sorry for ever doubting you, and it's clearly my own fault that i didn't gel with The Iliac Crest, i was simply just not familiar with your game then.

doing what’s called a vonnegut squared (reading two kurt vonnegut books in succession because he’s all i want and all i need and i love him)

oh my god, and i'm rereading my favourite book of all time, i am certifiably Unwell.

should i be reading this at one of the worst points in my mental health so far? probably not, lol.

rereading a favourite comic so i don't throw up from nerves because uni's starting again, yaaaaaaaaay

i am going to be so toxic

OH MY GOD THERE'S A SECOND ONE???

re-read cause jesus christ i need to not feel apocalyptically bleak about the future right now.

on page four i realised i may not come out of this one okay. fucking pride month.

that rudyard kipling quote at the start of the story “meat” is doing something to me, might have to seek out “the vampire” myself and check it out, omg.

can i do it? can i read THE zadie smith book and become the most insufferable version of myself possible? you bet. either that or this book finishes me off instead.

chapter 36 pay for my therapy challenge, holy shit it makes so much sense why adam was always my favourite.

these stories are just making me see how much of a pervert roald dahl actually was, holy shit this man talks about women a lot.

i am having the best time rereading this. that is all :))))

re-reading this because i need at least some comfort over exams

am i going to regret this? will it traumatise and psychologically scar me for life? tune in to find out.

i’m only 82 pages in and reading this as a library book, but i already know i need to buy my own copy cause holy fuck is this good.

"And the worst part is I was happy here."
holy fuck what is this book doing to me, i'm fucking losing my mind. this genuinely shouldn't make me hurt this much.

i think i've probably grown past the phase in my life where i enjoyed these books, but listening to the audiobook is a nice distraction. but, simon saying "there he is, that's my boy" when arguing with baz genuinely made me stop and have to look at a wall for a bit and i don't even know why. everything else is a bit cheesy but this one line really hurts for some reason, fuck.

i think i've probably grown past the phase in my life where i enjoyed these books, but listening to the audiobook is a nice distraction. but, simon saying "there he is, that's my boy" when arguing with baz genuinely made me stop and have to look at a wall for a bit and i don't even know why. everything else is a bit cheesy but this one line is giving me a mental breakdown.

i think i've probably grown past the phase in my life where i enjoyed these books, but listening to the audiobook is a nice distraction. but, simon saying "there he is, that's my boy" when arguing with baz genuinely made me stop and have to look at a wall for a bit and i don't even know why. everything else is a bit cheesy but this one line is giving me a mental breakdown.

i think i've probably grown past the phase in my life where i enjoyed these books, but listening to the audiobook is a nice distraction. but, simon saying <spoiler>"there he is, that's my boy" when arguing with baz </spoiler>genuinely made me stop and have to look at a wall for a bit and i don't even know why. everything else is a bit cheesy but this one line is giving me a mental breakdown.

"Cats do not go to heaven." How fucking dare she.

i'm genuinely having the best time and i don't want it to end. tartt could write 1000 more pages and i'd read it happily, she's just so fucking good.