snippets-from-my-mind:

“Joy doesn’t require the absence of grief. We have the capacity to hold both at the same time. That’s part of the human experience.”

— King of Envy, by Ana Huang

atlanticum:

when stella alonso said “I’d gotten used to being single, and I doubted the reality of love could live up to my fantasies of it, so I didn’t even try.” i felt it in my bones soul

chaoticmiserablelover:

Don’t worry, girl, you’re already smart and way more successful than you think. You’re one giant man (who is almost as smart as you) away from an Ali Hazelwood romance.

bangbangwhoa:

books I’ve read in 2025 📖 no. 059

Problematic Summer Romance by Ali Hazelwood

“It’s the way you take over the space around you. You remind me constantly, loudly, indecently, of all the little things that make you you. It’s impossible to escape, and it makes me very angry.”

chaoticmiserablelover:

Ali Hazelwood’s books bring back that comforting feeling of reading a new chapter of a fanfic that was updated.

Yes, I do not care that it is unrealistic. Somehow every main character is a genius. Somehow every love interest is a huge guy, and I love to see it.

I eat it up everytime!

bebx:

metamorphesque:

ALT

― Albert Camus, Notebooks: 1935-1951

One of the best letters ever written.

mobeenhakeem:

I think too deeply about everything. I still don’t know if that allows me to see more of the world, or less of it.

— Mobeen Hakeem

remanence-of-love: