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Source: weheartit.com
Ahora mi vida se está convirtiendo en una serie de cosas que me distraigan de mí y de lo que hay en mi cabeza. Salir, tomar, fumar, leer, ver películas. Cualquier cosa que me ayude a no pensar, a dejar de llorar por un rato.
and again
best two years in my life and i screwed up. i always screw up. i had several break downs but overall, i felt genuinely happy. now i don't know i seem to be living life as if nothing is really important, I'm not thinking my consequences, I'm just... killing time. I've been feeling sick. My chest hurts, my head hurts, my stomach hurts too. My skin looks like shit, I've been gaining weight. i feel like I'm failing, i feel like all the effort and shit it took me to get out meant nothing I've had suicidal thoughts again I've cried to sleep again I'm getting into a very toxic relationship again and again and again and again i need help but now, now I'm on my own.
What’s the verdict? Are you worth kidnapping?
DONR BE RIDICULOUS
“If you are interested in stories with happy endings, you’d be better off somewhere else. In this story not only is there no happy ending, there is no happy beginning, and very few happy things in the middle.”
Some Clothbound Classics to add to the collection.
I spent my weekend marathoning A Series of Unfortunate Events, and y'all should too because it’s fantastic!
A little motivation to start that book you were supposed to read for class
i hate self-help books but i must read THREE this semester 😩
i need the game “guess who” but with all of the characters from a series of unfortunate events (including all of count olaf’s disguises)
this is pure genius
“The sad truth is that the truth is sad.” - Lemony Snicket
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Art by Rene Magritte.
Netflix presents A Series of Unfortunate Items
It is with much remorse that we present to you a collection of 13 unlucky items from all over the world. If you can spot all 13 of them, that can only mean that you have an eye for the unfortunate and are therefore doomed to see them everywhere you go. This experience is much like what the innocent Baudelaire orphans have to go through at the hands of the most unfortunate item of them all – their evil guardian Count Olaf.