The Way Those Incomplete Lives From The Unfinished Novels Come Rushing To Me When Least Expected.

The way those incomplete lives from the unfinished novels come rushing to me when least expected.

Oh, just one of those days Murakami messed up my sleep schedule.

When the inevitable strikes,

I wish for you to be the one who'd end things.

Cuz I'd rather get hurt, than to cause you any hurt.

See, I just finished watching the series Moving. And can I just say that it was ONE OF A KIND.

The show is primarily about the good old superhero theme, but the PRESENTATION Y'ALL, 10/10.

Every character is important, and attention is given to each of them, smth that my parents never gave me lol:').

Jokes apart, the show touches upon a beautiful concept. I've often watched movies and shows that depict the enemies of their country as pure evil and completely dehumanize them. Here, the evil is the politics behind them, not the puppets but the puppeteers, and man they have established it wonderfully.

PS: kudos to detailing on their part, cuz there's this scene where Ganghoon takes out his textbook to study, and guess what, the sticky notes on the corners of the pages are not straight as an arrow, but folded and shabby cuz let's be real, you keep a book with sticky notes in your bag and carry it every day, WE KNOW THAT THEY WON'T STAND STRAIGHT. The effort they put into it mann. Also, the title of the show was very creatively shown in every episode, simply genius.

( even I was dying inside watching you Kim Dooshik, you the man of my dreams).

It's been two days since I finished reading Norwegian Wood. It still feels kinda empty, my heart. And surprisingly, I can't seem to jump into another book. Depressing, and beautiful on it's own.

There are normal days and then there are days I'm reminded of the three years Jude had to remain on this earth without Wilhelm.

"Perhaps it is the greater grief, after all, to be left on earth when another is gone." - Song of Achilles