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I wonder now if X had been a thousand years older than anyone, that everyone she loved was a child of her, always something to be molded, to control. Or perhaps it’s all much simpler than that: we cannot see the full and terrible truth of anyone with whom we closely live. Everything blurs when we hold too near.
— Nov 07, 2026 02:31PM
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Marc Keymeulen
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“I wanted then and still want now to be singular in X’s life. Was that all it was? An attempt to prove myself to be irreplacable, the victor, the most crucial and true love in her life? I didn’t know that trying to prove this fantasy would so certainly undo it.”
— Nov 03, 2026 02:56PM
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“But I know now a person always exceeds and resists the limits of a story about them, and no matter how widely we set the boundaries, their subjectivity spills over, drips at the edges, then rushes out completely. People are, it seems, too complicated to sit still inside a narrative, but that hasn’t stopped anyone from trying, desparately trying, to compact a life into pages.”
— Oct 31, 2026 03:54AM