#onelaststopedit

@storyseekers event 21: minimalist — one last stop by casey mcquiston

you can try, she guesses. you can tear yourself apart and rebuild from scratch, bring yourself to every corner of the map, sew a new self from the scraps of a thousand other people and places. you can try to escape to fill a different shape. but at the end of the day, there's a place at the foot of the bed where your shoes hit the floor, and it's the same. it's always the same.

@lgbtqia-litsource event 1: queer women in literature

week two: poc queer females — BIYU ‘JANE’ SU

@storyseekers event 14: book to read to understand me

like - okay, I dated this girl who was an artist, right? and she’d do figure drawing where she’d draw the negative space around a person first, and then fill in the person. and that’s how I’m trying to look at it. maybe I don’t know what fills it in yet, but I can look at the space around where I sit in the world, what creates that shape, and I can care about what it’s made of, if it’s good, if it hurts anyone, it makes people happy, if it makes me happy. and that can be enough for now.

— one last stop, by casey mcquiston 

@mcquistonsource event 8: favorite one last stop scene