I know the wavelength of my scattering love isn't the shortest, yet my sky's still blue

Sun on the horizon (Naomi Kawase, 1996)

The scent of green papaya (1993) dir. by Trần Anh Hùng


i be fine then i read a dostoyevsky quote

dostoevsky’s characters have three options: started seeing someone as in dating started seeing someone as in hallucinations and both 

I love dostoevsky because his characters are all infinitely smarter than me and yet somehow always manage to get themselves into the most melodramatic tomfoolery which gives me great hope for the intellectual “elites” of our society.

dilf (dostoyevsky i’d like to finish)

Hal Hartley

- Surviving Desire

1992

i love crime and punishment because its so realistic. raskolnikov almost faints while trying to talk to someone? bitch me too !

LOVE dostoevsky's commitment to writing about sick people. Not just like, chronically ill people but i love how 80% of his characters are just are sickly guys who you take one look at and think. Yeah that's a sickly man. He is Unwell

Opening a bakery named ‘Crime and Bunishment,’ we’re selling the buns caramelzov and Raskolnicakes

tried to pull a Raskolnikov moment (sadly walking in the rain) but I pulled a Raskolnikov moment (nearly fainting)

Rereading Dostoevsky is always a safe bet because, yeah, the heavy soul-shattering themes will always be strikingly prevalent, only now it's ten times funnier

Babe you’re so delusional you belong in a Dostoevsky novel

hes a 10 but he lays on the couch in a feverish delirium every day

Credit to Russians in London on Instagram

moving far away to a sunny place.

once again thinking about how it rains on janmashtami every year 🧿