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Philosophical fiction to the kindness of the world.

Where are you going? 🥰🤫

* * Philosophical fiction: "The one who chooses to sit in the last chair" * *

There's one person.

She doesn't like perfume.

It's not because it smells bad.

But because she never thought she needed to smell anything special,

She's the kind of person who thinks

"Just clean is enough."

One day someone asked her,

"Can you buy this perfume together? It's a little expensive, but I love it."

He spoke with bright eyes.

Like a child who meets the first star of life

She said yes.

It's not because you want it.

But because she wanted to keep the light in those eyes as long as possible,

That night,

She went home and sat and looked at the numbers in her own bank account.

It's quieter than usual.

But she didn't return the words.

Because she's the kind of person

When choosing to make anyone happy

She won't cancel mid-way.

Even that happiness is not her own at all.

-

She goes to eat pork pan every week.

It's not because she's hungry.

But because she knew

One day, everyone will have a job.

And free days will become rare.

She's not afraid of poverty.

She's afraid of readiness coming too late.

She's afraid of the day everyone has money.

But no more time to eat together.

Finally.

Her money is really running out.

But she has a full-handed memory.

Which is unaffordable.

And no one bought it back.

-

She used to press the card to another country.

It's not for travel. It's supposed to keep that money.

But I'm going to stand in the same town as someone.

She likes to ask other people easily.

With the question, are you okay?

And she was pleased to see

"He's fine."

She didn't say anything important.

Because for her

Seeing someone still breathing safely.

It's a complete conversation.

-

She carried drugs.

It's not because she's sick.

But because she thinks

If one day someone she loves gets sick,

She wants to be the one to pick something out right away.

She didn't want to be a doctor.

She just wants to be a "possibility."

-

She used to have the opportunity to go abroad.

The door is wide open.

The future called her name many times.

But she chose

It's not because she's afraid of the world.

But because she knew

There are some important days when the whole world cannot be replaced.

She chose to stay on graduation day.

With someone present.

Then fold the things you want to do in order two

-

She says "sorry" a lot.

It's not because she's always wrong.

But because she knew

Authenticity is not the most important thing in all situations.

Sometimes.

Relationships are more important than truth.

And she's the one

Always drop the weapon first.

It's not because she lost.

But because she doesn't want anyone to win.

-

She didn't want the word "happy birthday."

She just wants

Someone who was with her that day.

But many years

Her birthday.

Passed like an unnamed day.

But she watched the naming of many people.

With no understanding why she's always left out.

Nobody meant to hurt her.

It's just no one can think of.

Which sometimes

It hurts more.

-

She never demanded

Because she knows that.

What to request

It's often not what it's meant to give.

She became pleased with the blessings from her family.

And it was enough.

Or at least

She also learned to call it enough.

-

Time flies.

More people blessed her.

She smiled.

And say thank you.

Like someone who's not waiting for anything anymore.

And thank you from the heart to everyone who misses each other

-

One day.

She understands something.

She's not the one who was chosen first.

She's always the one who was chosen last.

It's not because she's worth little.

But because everyone knows

She'll still be there.

No matter what,

-

There is a chair in the world.

Is a chair that no one is usurping.

Because everyone knows that.

It won't go away.

She's the one sitting in that chair.

It's not because she has nowhere to go.

But because she's the only one

That doesn't get away from anyone

-

And that's her contrast.

She was never held back.

But she chose to stay.

She was never chosen before.

But she always chooses someone else first.

She never had much.

But she gave more than she had.

-

Most people think

The strongest man.

Is someone who will never fall apart

But the truth is,

The strongest man.

Is someone who is already broken

And also choose to be gentle with the world, stay the same.

-

She's not the one who was last missed.

She is the one

Never stopped thinking of anyone before

And that.

Not a tragedy.

But it is.

* * The way you choose to live * *

# Mistakes are not wounds

Not a stigma. Well done.

To meet someone who loves you very much

In the days ahead. And the highest pride.

That we will have for ourselves.

Secret, I used to go to Laksher instead of someone, and I was deducted because the teacher caught it, cut it off, completely broke up. 😂

But still feel really cool. 😂

The total grade is too small. Zeng 😂

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eden 🪼

eden 🪼

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Happy Vibes Journal
A few pages from my Happy Vibes Junk Journal/Planner. I used the Happy Vibes paper crafting kit by The Paper Studio from Hobby lobby. Used composition notebook, washi tape, stickers etc. It's an ongoing project so it'll be finished when I get to the last page. It's my Happy Plac
Sapphire

Sapphire

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A collage image featuring Timothée Chalamet, a person holding books, and a person working on a laptop. The text overlay reads: "Timothée Chalamet's book recs are WILD! Shhh spill the tea!" The Lemon8 handle @meredithjao is visible.
The book cover for Frank Herbert's 'Dune' is centered against a desert landscape. Text highlights its 'Epic!', 'World-building', 'Political intrigue', and 'Must-read for sci-fi fans' qualities, with a rating of 4.27/5.
The book cover for André Aciman's 'Call Me By Your Name' is set against a blue ocean background. Keywords like 'Summer love', 'Heartbreak', 'Beautifully written', and 'Coming-of-age story' surround it, with a rating of 4.11/5.
I read every book Timothée Chalamet recommends
I read every book Timothée Chalamet has recommended and his taste is WILD! Ever wondered what goes on inside Timothée Chalamet's head? I'm talking about sci-fi epics with sandworms, heart-wrenching coming-of-age stories that'll leave you needing tissues, and let not talk about th
Meredith Jao

Meredith Jao

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Ready to transform your life for the better?
Okay, here's a plan for a 7-day lifestyle transformation, focusing on eco-friendliness, natural living, and financial well-being, all supported by mindset shifts. This includes a daily morning and night routine and a list of 40 actionable steps categorized for ease of implementation. **Core
Purple Flower

Purple Flower

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✨Fiction books that just so happen to teach anthro
💕📚 Through story, symbolism, and allegory, these works of fiction reveal how culture shapes identity, relationships, and meaning: A Separate Peace, The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse, The Wedding Dress, Like Water for Chocolate, and Le Petit Prince. Across different genres and time periods, t
Emilyprimily🦋

Emilyprimily🦋

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The exterior of Albertine bookstore in NYC, featuring a white awning with its name and 'BOOKS IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH'. Scaffolding covers the historic building, and people walk past on the sidewalk.
Inside Albertine bookstore, tables display a wide selection of French fiction in English. Bookshelves filled with titles line the walls, creating a rich literary atmosphere.
The breathtaking interior of Albertine bookstore, showcasing its iconic dark blue ceiling painted with gold constellations and celestial bodies. Large yellow lamps illuminate the space where people browse books.
Albertine:A Literary Gem in a Historic NYC Mansion
Tucked inside the elegant Payne Whitney Mansion, Albertine is one of NYC’s most refined bookstores, offering a stunning collection of French and English books. 📚✨ Whether you’re a literature lover, a Francophile, or just looking for a unique bookshop experience, this place is an absolute must-visit
Chelsea Miller

Chelsea Miller

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A woman with long dark hair, adorned with gold jewelry and a headpiece, walks hand-in-hand with a small child through a bustling, sunlit ancient city festival. Both have serious expressions, with the child looking directly forward.
The Journey
The First Quarter Festival, 3998 BCE - Uruk to the Nile River Valley The Festival of Growing Light filled Uruk’s streets with music and laughter, with vendors selling honey cakes and children running through the crowds with ribbons streaming behind them. The air smelled of roasting meat and fres
Myria

Myria

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3 books I'm reading 📚
#lemon8diarychallenge AUGUST 1st 🌻 . Per the monthly channeled message from Spirit for August (can view on my YT), got inspired to get some new books. . 📚 The Promise, by Mandy Morris Takes me a bit to digest even just a paragraph. I like how there are reflection questions and ideas for i
Sarah Sylver

Sarah Sylver

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A book review graphic for Oscar Wilde's 'The Picture of Dorian Gray,' featuring the book cover with a painting of a man in a white suit. Text indicates 'Release 1890,' 'By Oscar Wilde,' and 'My little library llc' on a light background, introducing the review.
Book Review ✨
I fell in love with the writing most of all #reading📖 #books 🫶🏼 #bookreviewer #bookreccomendation
Jessica Early

Jessica Early

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A man in a tuxedo wearing Masonic regalia, including a ceremonial collar with a pendant and a white apron with purple and gold trim and a central emblem. He stands in front of a building.
History of Freemasonry The history of Freemasonry is both rich and complex, dating back several centuries. Its origins are often associated with the stonemason guilds of the Middle Ages, which were groups of skilled craftsmen who built cathedrals and other significant structures. These guilds ha
SUPREME MASTER

SUPREME MASTER

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The book cover for 'Second Chance at Sunshine Inn' by Amy Clipston, featuring a yellow inn by the sea with flowers. It's labeled as an 'Autographed Copy' and includes a quote from Rachel Hanna.
An open book showing a handwritten dedication that reads 'To Tiffany, Second Chance at Sunshine Inn' followed by Amy Clipston's signature and a small heart drawing.
The back cover of 'Second Chance at Sunshine Inn' with a pink background. It features a blurb about Everleigh and Cade, their contrasting personalities, and their shared inheritance of an inn. It also includes publisher details and a barcode.
Second Chance at Sunshine Inn by Amy Clipston
“I hereby bequeath fifty percent each of my said property, real, personal, or mixed, to Everleigh Alana Hartnett and Benjamin Cade Witherspoon III.” When Everleigh finds out that her godmother left her the inn that has always been kind of a second home, she is shocked. But when she realizes she’
Tiffreads

Tiffreads

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About Me - A Refresh | HrrorGrl
🌸Cis White Queer Woman 🌸 Wife to a beautiful trans woman 🌸 Casual Gamer 🌸 Book lover 🌸 Horror Lover 🌸 Autistic / ADHD 🌸 Bipolor 🌸 Mom 🌸OCD I read a lot of horror but I also read some fantasy. I dislike romance and most non fiction. If you are anti trans I’m anti you. My kindness
HrrorGrl 🌻

HrrorGrl 🌻

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✨ summer books and burn out
this list is more of a TBF (to be finished) list than a TBR list, because I have a terrible habit of reading multiple books at once, but not always finishing them (that's adhd, babes!). I will update at some point with my ratings. lately, life has been feeling a little on the tiring side. I
Mara the Alien!

Mara the Alien!

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