→ May 2012 "Soulmate, two little words one big concept, a belief that someone, somewhere is holding the key to your heart and your dream house. All you have to do is find them, so, where is this person? And if you loved someone and it didn’t work out, does that mean they weren’t your soulmate? Were they just a runner-up contestant in this game show called ‘Happily Ever After’? And as you move from age box to age box and the contestants get fewer and fewer, are your chances of finding your soulmate less and less? Soulmates…reality or torture device?" — Carrie Bradshaw, Sex and the City S4E1

→ May 2012 "The isms go; the ist dies; art remains." — Vladimir Nabokov in his lecture on Gustave Flaubert, asserting the historic relativity and therefore the artistic irrelevance of academic terms like “realism” or “post-modernist.” (via mills)

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