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“I don’t want to let you go. I want you to stay in my life until the end. I don’t care if you’re with me as a lover, a friend, or an enemy. I just want you with me for the ride because I don’t remember a time before you and I can’t imagine a life without you.”

— Please Stay

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How can I get better if I’m myself? I’m a fuck up, a disaster, a disappointment.

I’m a failure

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..everyday…

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I wish I could die and not hurt anyone so I could finally be at peace but know that no one is blaming themselves.

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I met my demons and asked them for their reasons, I wrote their names in blood on the wall. They speak in riddles and meet me in the middle, they’re quiet while they wait for the fall.

8 Graves // Burning Alive

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“The Amazon — Facebook — Google future is a weird, gruesome, outlandish, freakish dystopia. People work in warehouses where their bosses are algorithms — but don’t have decent healthcare, incomes, savings — all so that other people can have stuff delivered in two hours, versus two days. Then they come home, where their “communities” are also algorithms — algorithms tell them what to think, who to befriend, whom to date, what to read, what to buy, and so on. In this future, people aren’t really human beings anymore — they are just interchangeable commodities, just “information”, whose digital representations are endlessly “arbitraged”, bought low and sold high — who are exploited at every turn. First for their physical labour, then for their intellects and creativity, then for their emotions, relationships, sexuality, curiousity, empapthy, and sociality. All these are strip-mined, and what’s left is a smoking, carved out wreck — of a society, democracy, planet, person, future. In this future, people are a little deader, crazier, angrier, dumber, meaner — doesn’t it feel that way a little bit already?”

— Apple, Amazon, and the Future of Capitalism