Go to the country, scattered

Friedrich 2022-01-07 15:54:41

Going to the country is the unclosed luggage behind you when you run. The farther and faster you run, the more things you lose behind you.

Everything that is too familiar, everyone who has left will remember all the details: hugs and tears at the airport, dragging to the last-minute entry; dragging countless luggage in a completely strange city; temporarily at a friend or friend’s friend’s house Live; I haven't found a good house after school has started, so I find time to see the house and find a co-renting house; every time I visit from a distance, I

can imagine that when I leave again, I will go to the country again.

Xavier was crying among the tourists in Montmartre, the stranger among the strangers, on the streets of Shanghai, why not himself.

His last run was idealized, and I would like to remember every carnival and feelings, whether it was his Barcelona’s Mediterranean or the red leaves on the sand on my left bank.

It seemed like a whisper that made me understand it, and like yesterday's video, life was still going on at dawn.

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Extended Reading
  • Luther 2022-04-24 07:01:17

    All kinds of life. It's so funny that the British brother learns to fly. It's so generous of everyone to run back from everywhere to cover for Wendy. Troubles, joy, love, deceit, togetherness, separation, blue sky, sandy beaches, dirty streets, wonderful architecture, homosexuality, alcohol, nights... all kinds of elements interweave to form a rich film. Life is the best movie.

  • Myrna 2022-04-24 07:01:17

    Only I am the loudest in the Spanish hotel. The Spanish is really nice.

The Spanish Apartment quotes

  • Anne-Sophie: Do you find me repressed?

    Xavier: No.

    Anne-Sophie: Yes, you do. I can image what you think: "The poor thing's so repressed."

    Xavier: That's not true.

    Anne-Sophie: Old-fashioned?

    Xavier: A little, yeah, sure. You're not too "Chiquita Banana".

    Anne-Sophie: And what's that?

    Xavier: You're not too hip, you know that.

    Anne-Sophie: Yes, I know that. Does that bother you?

    Xavier: No.

    Anne-Sophie: Well, it bothers me. I'm not an idiot, you know. You, you're at ease, everywhere, all the time. You learn Spanish in a few months, you're friendly with everyone. I can't do that. I don't have your education. I'm not casual. I know you've got to be "cool" here. I'm not cool. "Hip," as you say.

  • Isabelle: You think it's all in the cock! Caresses are really important.

    Xavier: I know.

    Isabelle: Yeah, but you certainly don't do it well. Here, look. Come on. Come here!

    Xavier: What?

    Isabelle: When you caress a girl's ass, you caress her here... Here, on the ass.

    Xavier: No, but wait.

    Isabelle: You part her thighs.

    Xavier: I'm embarrassed.

    Isabelle: No, I'll show you. Hold her firmly against you. Keep her from moving. She's got to feel your grip! Contrary to what they say, most women want that grip, to be your prisoner.

    Xavier: No, wait, stop! What are you doing?

    Isabelle: Relax! I'm just explaining. Shall I continue?

    Xavier: Yeah, okay. Go on.

    Isabelle: So you press her body against yours. You caress her hair, the nape of her neck, her breasts. She'll be like you, she'll panic. You calm her. You take your time. Now, a lesson in "giving pleasure"!