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when juliette binoche said “even if it is occasionally hard, i like looking people in the face and defending my true perceptions of the world around me. i’m trying to belong to myself; for everything else constantly betrays me. reality is not a dimension i often choose but truth is a whole other case. i think what counts is inner courage, and what matters, most of all, is a sense of being whoever you wish to be and having as less regrets as possible.”

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“How can I teach her some way of being human that won’t destroy her?”

— margaret atwood, ‘solstice poem’

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Interiors shots in Call Me By Your Name (2017, dir. Luca Guadagnino ) by photographer Giulio Ghirard

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“How do you resign yourself to something that will never be? You stop wanting just that thing, you go numb, or you kill the agent of desire.”

— jenny holzer, ‘the living series’

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“How terrible it was to love people when you could not really share their lives!”

— Willa Cather, from O Pioneers! (Vintage, 1992; first published 1913)

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Quentin de Briey

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Lucia Zolea

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“(…) I wake up finally thinking, how wonderful to be who I am, made out of earth and water, my own thoughts, my own fingerprints— all that glorious, temporary stuff.”

— Mary Oliver, from “On Meditating, Sort Of”, Devotions

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Éloge de l’ombre     by Tougs

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@Maria Chekhovskaya

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Vivi Koenig

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MHL ph. Matt Hind

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“For quiet, sensitive souls, solitude is the golden thread that unites us with our inner world. We need quiet to connect the dots in our constellations of thoughts.”

— Michaela Chung (via onlinecounsellingcollege)