all i can say

For all my could-have's
and my used-to-be's
you'd think that I'd have
found myself some new beliefs

 

 

knee deep // lydia

I’ll just runaway
Runaway from her
So she don’t see
Hope she don’t see
All that wicked inside of me

Yeah everything I learned I’ll soon forget it
You tell me I fucked up well I guess I did then
Just take me back to that day

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Goodbye to the funniest show on television, Happy Endings. It was too beautiful for this world (and too brilliant for network TV) since day one. If you didn’t watch it, you’re a failure. If you didn’t like it, you’re wrong. I will be in mourning for the next 3-5 years so do not speak to me unless it’s about how great the show is. I mean…was.

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Damage - Jimmy Eat World

Are we too damaged now to possibly connect?

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Her smile, I’m sure, burnt Rome to the ground.

- Mark Z. Danielewski, House of Leaves

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I don’t believe in love at first sight but I do believe in seeing someone from across the room and knowing instantly that they’re going to matter to you.

- Ryan O’Connell

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You’re under no obligation to be the same person you were five minutes ago.

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The Morning | Mixit Ashix

I cried at the stoplight 
I don’t know why I was fine all night 
you shouldn’t worry don’t worry I swear 
I’m teaching myself not to care 

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I think I started having more success when I stopped feeling like there was a narrative to my life. I think once you let go of that idea, then first off you stop seeing yourself as the most important thing in your narrative, you see yourself as more of a component. There’s no art to my story. There’s no like, climax or anticlimax… so trying to find where things connected or what’s ‘in my arc’ didn’t make a lot of sense. And once I let go of that — cause that was a big thing for me in high school and college — I think I started having more success or became happier.

- Justin McElroy in the little documentary The Verge made about Paul Miller’s year without the internet

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Photos of the new apartment I’ll be sharing with three great girls. It’s in downtown and it’s penthouse stye - the elevator opens right up to the living room, like we’re fancy (we’re not). I was skeptical at first but I fell in love with it. Step two to becoming an adult: Complete.