What Do You Look For?
When picking a book to read, what do you look for.
For me I really like violence and sorrow. I don't really care for happy endings, or values. I don't care to get lessons. I find violence and pain and sadness to be more realistic then everything fitting into place. Not that I don't like books like that. I like the darkness of all things. It's what I come from.
Good arms vs bad arms will win hands down.
I like that take to what I call "A Trip to a Psychological Guetto". Books like Fight Club and Trainspotting and A Clockwork Orange. A little darknees with laughter...
I like books that take to what I call "A Trip to a Psychological Guetto". Books like Fight Club and Trainspotting and A Clockwork Orange. A little darknees with laughter...
I like books that take me to what I call "A Trip to a Psychological Guetto". Books like Fight Club and Trainspotting and A Clockwork Orange. A little darknees with laughter...
....waldo?
" Como vivan jusgan ." -Abuebue
" una dia como tu vey a mi , es como voy avede a ti" -Abueabue
" THAT IS IT BROOKE HOGAN THAT IS THE LAST ABORTION." HULKAMANIA
bahahahaa
and darkneeesss!
the darkness sux!!! ..wuuRrrRddDS?
" Como vivan jusgan ." -Abuebue
" una dia como tu vey a mi , es como voy avede a ti" -Abueabue
" THAT IS IT BROOKE HOGAN THAT IS THE LAST ABORTION." HULKAMANIA
a pretty cover.
Darkneeees in the psychological guetto, homes.
For me I really like violence and sorrow. I don't really care for happy endings, or values. I don't care to get lessons. I find violence and pain and sadness to be more realistic then everything fitting into place. Not that I don't like books like that. I like the darkness of all things. It's what I come from.
If that's what surrounds you then why bother reading more about it? I like to look for things that are as far away from where I am at the moment for my own personal satisfaction and for my artistic satisfaction I look for authors that can describe thoughts and emotions in ways that I couldn't even fathom until after seeing them put it into words. Someone that can describe the undescribable. also stuff with lots and lots of sex in it.
Honest reaction:
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If that's what surrounds you then why bother reading more about it? I like to look for things that are as far away from where I am at the moment for my own personal satisfaction and for my artistic satisfaction I look for authors that can describe thoughts and emotions in ways that I couldn't even fathom until after seeing them put it into words. Someone that can describe the undescribable. also stuff with lots and lots of sex in it. [/quote]
Didn't say it surrounds me. Nothing dark happening in my life now. But I grew up with violence, pain, death, sadness, and a whole lot of other things like that. I experienced it and saw it. I grew up watching, reading, and listening to violent things. It's what I am use to, so I like to read books like that. And also because I might be a bit odd I think there is beauty to be found in sad things. I read plenty of other books not related in any way to those things, and I liked those. I just find more interest in morbid things.
And if you say I should read things that are as far away from me at the moment, that would be it anyways. I am an extremely happy person these days. And nothing is indescribable. That's what we have words for.
Good arms vs bad arms will win hands down.
Honest reaction:
Dig the face. I know it sounded completely ridiculous. But that is how I say it and all that jazz.
Good arms vs bad arms will win hands down.
Honest reaction:
Gesundheit.
I look for happiness and sunshine and rainbows and unicorns, with Disney-like endings. If it has no moral of fluffy positivity, I'm afraid I might feel like the world isn't perfect.
Si vis pacem, para bellum