Ellie retweeted
I actually don't want to climb any corporate ladders. I don't care about job titles. I don't need accolades.
I just want to have income to fund my lifestyle, not be depressed, help other people, and be around good humans.
Ellie retweeted
Your thirties is actually for fully embracing all of your nerdy interests and never feeling embarrassed about it. Never apologise or try to change who you are to suit the most boring people on the planet who will try to judge you.
You will never grow out of wanting to have fun.
So, a lot of people ask me why I buy so many books. The truth is, I have a genetic disorder where my body doesn’t produce enough books of its own, so I have to supplement.
Ellie retweeted
I love what books do to me. I love being undone by a book. I love laughing—truly laughing—because of a book. I love getting lost in its pages and forgetting, for a while, that reality exists. I love being riled up by a book, ranting about it, thinking because of it.❤️
Ellie retweeted
It’s funny how sometimes you buy a book, then read it in two days, and sometimes you buy a book and it lives on your bookshelf for 12 years.
Ellie retweeted
i want time to watch more films but i also want time to read more books but i also want time to look at more nothing
Ellie retweeted
They say books aren't real but how do I explain to them that I've felt more alive in imaginary worlds than I ever did in reality.
Ellie retweeted
“You sure do read a lot!”
Yea, well it’s better than *gestures around wildly* all of this.
Maybe I just don't understand the queue system. But how did it go from waiting from 5 hours, to 1 and then after waiting that WHOLE time...it's out of stock. That's after clicking the link as soon as I received the email.
Unfortunate.
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Ellie retweeted
putting off reading books that you really want to read because you think you're not mentally capable of digesting them is a different level of yearning that no one talks about
























