Blair

“I imagined a quiet future in an imaginary world where nothing ever really happened but everything seemed charged with life.”
― John Darnielle, Wolf in White Van

“So, Laura thinks, this is how it ends: everybody deserves what they get, one way or another. So Virginia was a fraud; so Isobel was a patsy; so Laura’s a fool; so the boys were just coddled, callous idiots who circulated a sex tape of the girl they couldn’t fuck, until poor, stupid Ivan Dixon sent it to Freddy because he couldn’t fuck her, either; so Sebastian Webster wrote a mediocre book and died on the wrong side of history, for no reason but that he was rich, and young, and bored, and the sclerotic modern world was the same then as it is now, and always will be; world without end; and all Webster meant by the rocks and the harbor are one is that in the end you die.”
― Tara Isabella Burton, The World Cannot Give

“Behind every crazy woman is a man sitting very quietly, saying, “What? I’m not doing anything.”
― Jade Sharma, Problems

“She understood it was an opportunity, one of those rare moments when you get a chance to do something bold and risky. When you’re young, these moments happen all the time – weekly, daily – and you assume they’re part of life; but over time they become intermittent, and eventually they peter out altogether. Then you see them happening to your children.”
― Harriet Lane, Other People's Fun