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Don’t you think there is always something unspoken between two people?

movies are so weird people hang out like twice and theyre all like “im in love with you” calm down maybe

*gets addicted to literally anything that distracts me from the fact i exist*

some books will hit your gut but ... song of achilles? that shit changes you. that shit grabs your face and says, have you ever experienced raw, visceral, and painful love? here it is between two souls who simply cannot he parted. here it is in the context of war and revenge. in the emotional ambiguity of childhood. like ... this is epic romance that stories strive to achieve. its heartbreak, but not only heartbreak—sheer misery. it’s knowing how the story ends and still reading on because, well, isn’t that what love is? true love? even when you know it won’t end the way it should, you push on? because this person has embedded themselves in your heart and there’s no a out? I’ve read this book three times. every single time I realize how painful love can be and will be, and the reality that the truest form of it survives among adversity. it’s being made of memories. it’s golden urns pouring out the sun. song of achilles says, not only is this a tragic story of love, but it is tragic because love was there all along. thank you madeline miller.

sapphics be like: i know a place and take you down a path in the woods to a picnic spot surrounded by flowers and full of moss to eat homemade bread with honey that she collected.