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twenty years ago I’d been in my twenties project/stunt-story topic/the-passage-of-time

I drove to Fontana’s listening to Portishead at a very loud volume. This had been my main album in the midnineties when my ex-girlfriend and ex–best friend were living together in the apartment next door to me and loudly consummating their new love. The lovemaking involved some kind of hitting foll…

—p.32 All Fours by Miranda July
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forever wanting the other one to take the first sip inspo/funny project/stunt-story

I stood holding the note with that funny little abandoned feeling one gets a million times a day in a domestic setting. I could have cried, but why? It’s not like I need to dish with my husband about every little thing; that’s what friends are for. Harris and I are more formal, like two diplomats w…

—p.4 by Miranda July
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what an enchanting woman I met in Yalta project/stunt-story

One night, as he left the Doctors’ Club with his partner – a civil servant – he was unable to hold back any more and said:

‘If you only knew what an enchanting woman I met in Yalta!’

The civil servant climbed into his sledge and drove off. But then he suddenly turned round and called out:

—p.231 The Lady with the Little Dog and Other Stories The Lady with the Little Dog (221) by Anton Chekhov
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surely there must be a different kind of life project/panopticon project/stunt-story

‘How can I defend myself? I’m a wicked, vile woman. I despise myself and I’m not going to make any excuses. It’s not my husband but myself I’ve deceived. And I don’t mean only just now, but for a long time. My husband’s a fine honest man, but he’s no more than a lackey. What does he do in that offi…

—p.226 The Lady with the Little Dog (221) by Anton Chekhov
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otherwise it’s best not to theorize at all for/pq-done project/stunt-story topic/love

‘A large crowd of us went to see Anna Alekseyevna off. She had already said goodbye to her husband and children, and the train was about to leave at any moment. I rushed to her compartment to put a basket that she’d almost forgotten onto the luggage-rack. Now it was time to say farewell. When our e…

—p.91 About Love (83) by Anton Chekhov