Life is short. Drink another coffee. Read another book. Listen to your favourite song again. Hug your mom. Laugh. Cry. Dance in the rain. Push your friend off a cliff because of a milkshake.
am I the only one that thinks we don’t really know much about Charles?
I mean, he was always a side character, we don’t really get to know him, anything. I feel like we know almost nothing about him, and then, in the second part of the book he is a really really important character. the police and FBI interrogations, his slow mental breakdown. we get so much information about him at once, his relationship with Camilla, his problems, him being abusive. but despite all of that I still feel like he wasn’t detailed enough and it’s confusing.
anyone feels the same?
Completely sober in the club googling worst medieval executions
gays are like: i go to the art museum. i look at a painting. i contemplate the irreconcilable loneliness at the very core of my existence. i look at another painting.
The Mountain Lion: It Isn't A Theory
Why The Books Called ''The Secret History''
Richard Papen: The Master of Illusion
#1 Charles is Innocent: Fucking Damnit!
#2 Okay I Lied, Charles Isn't Innocent
Julian Morrow: ''Honesty Is A Dangerous Virtue''
Henry Winter Wasn't In A Car Accident.
What Led To Henry Winters Death
Bunny Corcoran: Neglect In Plain Sight
When the Hare knows the Devil is out Hunting. [Bunny Analysis]
TSH Fanfic Concepts I Think About Sometimes If you have a theory or take or whatever the fuck—comment down bellow! If it's intriguing enough I will see if I can either 1) Disprove it or 2) Prove your theory without a shadow of a doubt (Obviously the commenter will be credited!) I want to do a post on Francis, but haven't found anything compelling enough about him to spur on an analysis. [ Links will be added as I post ]
guys turns out i just had undiagnosed NPD
whole life convincing yourself that you’re emotionless, cold and unbothered only to realise many years later that you created that version of yourself because in reality you couldn’t bare the thought of being vulnerable in any way
and when you finally realise that it’s not something to be proud of you also realise that it’s too late to re-learn everything
you feel great shame because you finally see that you weren’t actually strong - all of it was a weakness. the thing you hated the most. you couldn’t embrace it
and worst of all - you realise that you’ve become exactly like the person who hurt you in the beginning
I can’t fix him but I could fuck him.
born to be a henry winter forced to be a richard papen
My friends: "you've never had a crush on a fictional man in a book?... you're lying"
meanwhile, men in the books I've read:
• man murders ppl to test out a theory
• man makes a person out of limbs to test the limits of science and then abandons it
• man turns into a bug and dies
• man shoots another man because the sun was too hot
• man stabs his friend because of moral corruption and arrogance
im not lying it's not that hard i promise
•there are times when I am convinced I am unfit for any human relationship•
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