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“For some reason, sadness in music eases the sadness in my soul. It’s like the worse the heartache in a song is, the better I feel. Dramatic songs are like a drug, I imagine. Really bad for you, but they make you feel good.”
― Regretting You
― Regretting You
“In that moment, I thought, She’s going to be the girl bleeding in a beautiful dress until it kills her. I felt…lost, sad, depressed, sick. I felt really hopeless but also like I didn’t have the luxury of giving up. Like I was going to have to fight for her—fight for her against her—until I lost. Because there was no winning. I didn’t see how I could win the war.”
― Daisy Jones & The Six
― Daisy Jones & The Six
“But music is never about music. If it was, we’d be writing songs about guitars. But we don’t. We write songs about women. Women will crush you, you know? I suppose everybody hurts everybody, but women always seem to get back up, you ever notice that? Women are always still standing.”
― Daisy Jones & The Six
― Daisy Jones & The Six
“I fell in love with you a little bit, in that stupid way where you completely make up a fictional version of the person you’re looking at and fall in love with that person. But still, I think there was something there.”
― Someone Who Will Love You in All Your Damaged Glory
― Someone Who Will Love You in All Your Damaged Glory
“To be an empirically attractive young man, you just have to have a nice smile, an average body type (give or take a stone) a bit of hair, and be wearing an all-right sweater. To be a desirable woman—the sky’s the limit. Have every surface of your body waxed. Have manicures every week. Wear heels every day. Look like a Victoria’s Secret Angel even though you work in an office. It’s not enough to be an average-sized woman with a bit of hair and an all-right sweater. That doesn’t cut it. We’re told we have to look like the women who are paid to look like that as their profession.”
― Everything I Know About Love
― Everything I Know About Love
Allyson’s 2024 Year in Books
Take a look at Allyson’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
209 books
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25 friends
422 books
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28 friends
555 books
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31 friends
146 books
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9 friends
48 books
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27 friends
157 books
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3 friends
213 books
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6 friends
17 books
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11 friends
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