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I’m bloody exhausted from that shit of a civil law...

*Cubism fetish?

A small joke I have between Dutch friends if I am not busy shitalking Dutch landscape’s lack of anything higher than a bump in the street, nothing serious though. 

Isn’t that Snow White? I meant the one with the spindle and the roses. That one came to mind because it has both the elements of someone saving the maiden at the end and the tower. It’s also the /only/ one I can think of, so I do agree with you that the stereotype is weird at best. I also agree that the prince and the quest of saving the maiden never seems to be the center of the story, but more a mere closing act on the trials of the heroine.

I’m sorry, I misread your message, and I didn’t check my reply properly. >.< My mistake!

Manga or anime?

  Please validate my life choices to write an...

Naye, I happily validate your choices to write this. It sounds amazing. I mean…mutual pining and they /are/ already together.

thank you very much for the interest! :D

BELARUS: last book you read? Theory of natural restauration - distinction of statisfaction in criminal law and civil law for university. 84th Charing Cross Road was a not work related delight given by dear @sophoclesbowtie ;) Highly recmmended for everyone who loves books!

Ohh, if you mean Den Haag and Rotterdam I totally get what you mean. Especially the central government buildings that surround Den Haag Centraal tend to be truly ugly. You should have a look at the Leiden University Library (or the LUMC) building (if you haven’t already), that is also some spectacular ugly architecture.

Weeeeellllll… I feel I have no right to judge since my study place isn’t the incarnation of breath taking architecture either BUT the stark contrast between the well maintianed old buildings and the modern forms are… bewildering. At some point I don’t even know if I find it ugly, it’s simply looks odd to me, as if I am walking in a sci-fi-setting from the 1920s where cubic forms and flowing lines were considered the most modern design (and still are..).