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“How come all the spiders are men?” “Because then it feels more satisfying to squish them,”
There was an intimacy to all violence, she supposed. The better you knew someone, the more terribly you could hurt them.
We must discuss, then, the relationship between women and water. When men fall into the sea, they drown. When women meet the water, they transform. It becomes vital to ask: is this a metamorphosis, or a homecoming?
Fear could make a believer of anybody.
I don’t have much faith in the notion of permanence. Anything can be taken from you, at any moment. Even the past isn’t guaranteed. You can lose that, too, slowly, like water eating away at stone.”
I know that, deep down, there’s not much else to me but surviving.

