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There's nothing more fascinating than observing human beings. If, in addition, you're able to describe their most intimate gestures, you have the obligation, it seems to me, to respond to that call inside us to be curious about our own kind, be it only to act as a mirror or to foil a sense of hyper-vulnerability.
— Mar 11, 2015 02:29PM
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You see, I need books in order to come and go in the complex beauty of the world.
— Mar 12, 2015 01:35PM
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What is the present if part of our life consists of imagining ourselves everywhere, in the past or tomorrow? I don 't know if the present or necessity is how I should name the way we braid our days together so as to allow a vertical escape, either downward with a strong taste of debauchery in our mouths, or upward, an old idea of transcendence ready to torch everything in its path.
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Words are grandiose muscles. In social situations, Axelle claims she enjoys reading. She never says that it allows her to stock up on puns that help time go by when she feels like dying.
— Mar 08, 2015 06:54PM
