THEME

ninasmacks:

Don’t take those pills your boyfriend gave you,
You’re too wonderful to die
Song Against Sex, Jeff Mangum
mattresspunch:

Yet to see this, feel like I’m missing out mayn
drinkinghorchata:

x
nonovelnovels:

I know this quote means different things to different people. My friend explained her interpretation of it to me and I think my face looked like a bomb had exploded on it, I was so confused. Anyway, to me it means that by confiding in somebody, and them confiding in you, you see them for who they really are, not just a fantasy. For Holden Caulfield, this was hard because he has very high moral standards of people, but he feels tricked because he thought they were honourable. 

AhahahI think I explained this pretty poorly when I did D-B. So apologies.
For me this quote means that telling someone something will always put the relationship that you have with them in jeopardy. If you tell someone something you’ll start missing what you used to have with them, because sometimes that intimacy can create a terrible rift and discomfort in a relationship.
I think that Holden is terrified of that emotional intimacy because, though he spends so much of the novel trying to get people to listen to him (and has a very hard time doing so) he is scared of seeing them as something else.

Hey Joe, sorry I hurt you,

but, they say love is a virtue.

The Place Beyond the Pines has ruined me goddammit. 

I think I will cry even more now if I listen to Bon Iver’s the Wolves.

Fuck you Derek Cianfrance.

betheriel:

RIDE