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Love reminds me of who I used to be, it’s like finding the most beautiful treasure where nostalgia was its lock.
The memories are not a guarantee for tenderness, nor do they despise its warmth.

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Do I stay or do I go?
Will I regret leaving, because I will miss out on what we could’ve been?
Or should I understand that I cannot wait for someone to change and therefore serve a life sentence in other people’s emotions?
Sometimes I think death isn’t a negation, nor truly a desire. It’s a reflection, a mirror held up to our existence.
When I think about death and grief, I don’t see someone who’s gone. Because my love hasn’t disappeared at all, not in that same passive state.
What confuses me is this: how can I still love a mind that has stopped thinking?
Even in death, there is movement, for those of us who remain to carry it.
If I were to accept the invitation of nothingness, wouldn't I be living a dishonest truth of something I will never be? At least not for a moment of existence, vividly imagining something I don't even know? How can you yearn for death in a life where you will always be as human as possible, even if you want to be its contradiction?
17 was such a weird age…

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The obligation of nothingness doesn’t destroy everything’s meaning.
Because if I were to accept the invitation of nothingness, wouldn't I be living an unfair truth of something I will never be? At least not for a moment of existence, vividly imagining something I don't even know? How can you yearn for death in a life where you will always be as human as possible, even if you want to be its contradiction?
“I establish my lucidity in the midst of what negates it. I exalt man before what crushes him, and my freedom, my revolt, and my passion come together then in that tension, that lucidity, and that vast repetition. Yes, man is his own end, and he is his only end. If he aims to be something, it is in this life.”
- Albert Camus
Laying in the sanctuary of death
And you know what, I still would’ve unknowingly joined a cult if I lived in the 70s
“To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people just exist, that’s all.”
What a stupid quote

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