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LAST SATURDAY OF THE DECADE 🧊🧊🧊

If you’re 20-26, click here for a repressed memory 

“Eartha Kitt said her own experiences as a child left her a divided person. Her real self was not Eartha Kitt but Eartha Mae, a child given away by her mother.

EARTHA KITT: “Rejection has always made me into a person that does not want to be seen anywhere, except when I’m all made up and go out as Eartha Kitt. Then I feel okay.”

And where was Eartha Mae most herself?

EARTHA KITT: “I’m at home, digging in the dirt, or doing something that is very close to the Earth, because that’s where I know how to survive.”

—Eartha Kitt, 1927-2008: Singer, Actress and ‘Catwoman’ (learningenglish)

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“happy endings” this “sad endings” that– you can debate the relative merits of each till your mouth goes dry and it’s still not a meaningful binary. Is the ending coherent and emotionally appropriate for the story? Cool.

“Rinascimento” by Yoshitaka Amano, Vogue Italia January 2020.