— F. Scott Fitzgerald, From The Love Of The Last Tycoon (via Lunamonchtuna)

what do you mean, my comments are not cruel, they are honest

writer's block struck. i can't-

gonna take my mind of writing by actually writing an actual original series i've been reviewing with @sincerelycrescent (your comments are cruel but appreciated) (hey i've been coming to the conclusion that i am too kind) so...might make it an original series on here-

and then i may or may not have found out that i have a thing for age gaps don't look at me like that why are you looking at me like that no

i could still write today but then i started losing my motivation for like everything and i'm just like -_- i don't wanna do anything

saw someone say Henry would be a flat-earther and i couldn't disagree more. not because he’s smart, but because the ancient greeks and romans knew the earth was round. if they didn’t think the earth was round THEN Henry would be a flat-earther.

so no, Henry would not be a flat-earther. but he definitely thought women had less teeth than men because of Aristotle. and probably other very dumb but old ideas about the world.

it’s winter, time to reread tsh

My body is but a #camilla macaulay temple.

August 5, 1926 Journals of Anais Nin 1923-1927 [volume 3]

Virginia Woolf, from The Complete Works; “Carlyle’s House and Other Sketches,”

Lou Reed

i’m in love with ink on paper

i think there’s something very wrong with me