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the miserable bitch industry would crumble without me

The authors barely concealed historical fixation

It's not too late to suppress all of your wants and desires and to die unfulfilled and afraid without anyone ever having really known you.

streets are saying in 2026 everyone is going to get less into fictional media and more into dead guys from real life

my horrible nogood cringefail gayboy historical figure who sucks. my horrible nogood cringefail gayboy historical figure who sucks so much

just watched to walk invisible . i am so sad now

2026 will be the year when i become a real person

There is something deeply bittersweet about getting so invested in the life and works of someone who is long gone. You read about them, you collect informations, you think you know them, but your knowledge will always be incomplete. We base our perception on what we have, which sometimes is not very much. You cannot know how they really looked like (if they lived before the invention of photography) or how their voice sounded. A million little details you would like to know. You can grasp something of their lives if you are lucky enough to have personal objects, diaries, letters preserved... but even then it's not enough. They lived, they breathed like you do, and now they are gone. You both walked on the same earth but there are centuries separating you. There is a certain ache in that.

[flirting] i bruise easily and my bones are strung together with the flimsiest of silk embroidery thread