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nah the pain from poor posture is too realistic and specific
i hope jia hyson gets some more...intensive therapy hahah
improve your living standards king
On that note, it IS sad that nobody really noticed the real Alaric is gone, kinda makes you wonder; who had really loved him? Who had taken the time to get to know who Alaric really is? But then all the others are also gone...man, you can't even grief for a person that's alive
the stakes are definitely getting higher~~~kinda excited
i wonder if they could become friends and maybe he could make her more open-minded, perhaps. afterall, jia hyson is quite eccentric, yet like-able enough
its secrets of wysteria
that makes sense i guess
haha i dunno anymore, sorry! i have bad short term memory
awww if he doesnt change, i dont mind him dying. it just drives home who he is then❤️
oh my! never apologize! youre the author of the book, is only natural that you'd talk about it!!❤️ no worries!!
hes kinda complex. i mean everybody has layers in this book of course. not me kinda liking him as a character tho. as a human being? no way
awwww misplaced anger is one of those main culprits in damaging relationships, it will be VERY hard to mend things, and for me, its kinda hard to forgive the others. i never really minded lysander i guess, but the others...? im not so sure anymore
no no i get it. i understand now!! so, disorder and order are categories in of themselves that dont actually exist? its man made? soo death and life just ... are, but technically, immortality, which would be man made, would be then something truly unnatural?
is ciprian an actual psychopath/sociopath? like, as in mental illness wise. not every psychopath wants to do bad things, they just generally dont have empathy etc...he surely cant feel that much except fear, anger towards others like a... narcissist maybe? idk, what if he loves loma solely because she is an extension of him. that'd be crushing but i guess love is love. i read a real life case of a woman that is also a psychopath, has gone to therapy and is only able to ever feel things for her daughter, and no one else. is this the case here?
woah. why are the lies breaking? what is the catalyst? imagine if the catalyst to breaking the illusion is if rowan himself realizes everything, just like when you change, everyone around you changes, like a mirror/reflection. like, as long as rowan believed he was bad, everyone else will. but now that he believes something else, everybody will also wake up???? what is the reason?
so author...im still left wondering if death is actually disorder? or is this a lie ciprian also tells?
ciprian uses the time in his hands to brood over how to create a single string of truth, into an entire web of lies, thats practically all he does