Peguei ódio deles instantaneamente, e me isolei de todos numa soberba assustadiça, ofendida e desmesurada. Sabe Deus por que eu não fui embora. Eu mesmo ficava cada vez mais enojado e melancólico.
- Fiódor Dostoiévski, Memórias do subsolo
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since i lost you i am silence-haunted
- d. h. lawence
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destination unknown
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God's a motherfucker, isn't he? Built me smart enough to know how fucked up my life is. But not quite smart enough to haul my ass out of it.
Juro a vocês, senhores, que ter muita consciência é uma doença; uma verdadeira e perfeita doença.
- Dostoiévski em Memórias do subsolo
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A história da minha vida não existe. Ela não existe. Jamais tem um centro. Nem caminho, nem trilha. Há vários espaços onde se diria haver alguém, mas não é verdade, não havia ninguém.
Glen was so many different things. A son. A civil servant. A proud member of the Spare Me bowling team. Two time runner-up at the Southern Regional Tournament. And a great, truly tracker. But he was a lot more than that. Glen was infuriating, insulting, just so maddening. He was a hedonist, a chauvinist, a liar and a cheat. But there was one thing Glen was not. And that's afraid. Glen was not afraid. He wasn't afraid of judgment. Of being wrong. He wasn't afraid of friendship. Or romance. A bad joke. A good laugh. He was never afraid of a good time. Or bad timing. Or consequences. Or of an impossible task. Or any kind of danger.
No matter how hard or unfair life was to Glen, Glen loved life back. He embraced it without reservation, regret or remorse. And that is rare. I wish more people were unafraid like Glen.