My Life Is Falling Apart

Masahisa Fukase, Yoko, 1974

Fukase almost exclusively photographed his wife, Yoko, for 13 years until their breakup, afterwards obsessively photographing ravens,as symbols of his grief.

Fukase died in 2012,  having been in a coma for 20 years following a near-fatal fall down the stairs of his favorite bar in 1992. Yoko visited him twice a month throughout his long limbo – though, heartbreakingly, he would have been unaware of her presence.

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I want to write. I have ideas. I open document. I type four of the worst sentences ever created in the english language. I daydream the rest of the scene. I close document.

Ah yes... Comfort song😩💖

I hope we all find that special someone that makes sure you’re feeling good and listens to you

First everyone should find themselves and be in a good place with themselves and remember if someone loves you they’d make sure you’re always feeling good about yourself and your decisions. They’d always make sure you’re at you best not your worst. They won’t call out your insecurities, your fears and always make you feel guilty for things that you shouldn’t feel guilty for. Bottom line they should love, support and respect you in a way that makes you grow into a better version of yourself.

Someone out there loves you and everyone deserves love  

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It’s my fucking birthday

I’m so tired

Like physically, mentally, emotionally

I just want a break like I want to breath

Since its that time of year again, I’ve been thinking about Over the Garden Wall, and I think one of my favorite things about it is that, other than the fact that they’re lost in some strange woods, their problems are so normal. Like, in so many shows the problems are things like “both of my parents are dead and their last wish was for me to do this really emotionally taxing life long quest” or whatever, but Wirts biggest problem is that he cant tell a girl that he likes her, and that his mom somewhat recently remarried, and his half brother is kind of annoying in that little kid way. They’re just such normal problems, and it feels like its one of the few heroes journey sort of tales where the main character is just some kid. Hes not some chosen one, hes not the most popular kid at school, but hes obviously not outcast because pretty much everyone who sees him in the Halloween episode greets him in a friendly way and try to include him. He’s just a normal kid, but he still has these unique little traits that make him interesting, like that he plays clarinet, and writes poetry, and is kind of a pushover but is also really passive aggressive when he wants to be. Its just such a good show, and every time I rewatch it I find another little thing that I love about it.

Anna Kamienska, from a journal entry featured in “A Nest of Quiet: A Notebook,” (x)