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(im @ex-karaviav reuploading my stuff!!)

young dostoyevsky and his friends would meet up and read gogol's works together so yeah, he was technically part of a fanclub

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Fake jewellery may be fake but it's real in my heart

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Get attacked!! ✨🌈SEND THIS TO OTHER BLOGGERS YOU THINK ARE WONDERFUL. KEEP THE GAME GOING🌈

Tysm! And right back at you 🥰

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Indian Chaotic Academia Pt. 2

Drinking tea during rainstorms, preferably while reading a good book or watching an old Bollywood movie

Vada pav and samosa>>>

Getting a lot of vacations and holidays that people in other countries don't because of the vast number of festivals in India

Getting excited over ancient Indian architecture

Chipped nail polish and lots of bracelets

"Sir, that's my emotional support black gel pen brand that I've been using since fifth grade"

Enjoying rickshaw rides more than taxi ones

Can't decide what to buy from second-hand book stalls and you end up leaving with a whole stack of books

Gifted kid burnout syndrome

Downloading several Notepad apps on your phone because one isn't enough

Secretly reading a book on Indian history in class

Find part 1 here! -> x

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you are not just you

you are a collection of the stories you've read and the night skies you've admired. you are the smiles you've given to strangers and the tears you've lost on your pillows. you are the lives you've touched. you are a mixture of cosmic stardust and earth. you are a descendent of nomads and sailors. you are the flowers you've received and the plants you've watered. you are the adventures you've had and will have. you are your imagination and anticipation. you are not simple. you are a complex yet magnificent product of the life you have lived so far.

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book rec the city we became by nk jemisin: human embodiments of new york boroughs fight eldritch being that eats awakened cities through gentrification. its my favorite thing in the world and its influenced me so muchh

That sounds really cool! Human embodiments of abstract/non-living things will always be one of my favourite tropes. Thanks for the recommendation, I'm definitely going to check this one out :D

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Me, a sex-repulsed aroace, reading about Fraud's Freud's psychosexual theory:

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Alyosha: Would you like something to drink? *They open the fridge* We have water, milk, juice, spiders, Dr. Pepper-

Ivan: Spiders?

Alyosha: Spiders it is then.

Ivan: No, that wasn't-

*But Alyosha was already pouring him a brimming glass of spiders*

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Edit: I just realised I didn't add the More Than One Option and None of These choices so just pick the one you vibe with the most :'D

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Oh look, I even have someone to back me up

C&P and Macbeth pretty much have the same plot

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Caesar when he sees people making memes about his death:

You’ve been hit by 🔪

You’ve been struck by 🔪

A Roman Senator 🔪🔪🔪

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Things I want people to know and accept:

Marriage is not for everyone

Children are human beings and not resources to be used

Not all children are biological

Assuming that all the people who don't want to get married are only doing it bc they love their phones is dumb

Romance and sex are not necessary for a happy life

No one has the right to force anyone to marry

Pregnancy and raising children are not easy choices to make and have severe consequences if not taken seriously

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We need to talk more about past special interests that you feel nostalgic about but can't return to because of a lack of true passion or an aversion to said interest

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I love writing and reading about towns and cities full of secrets and mysteries, where almost none of the residents are truly innocent

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Personally, I don't get how people see Dostoyevsky as a really depressing author because TBK and C&P were some of the funniest books I've ever read