Into the play

Alisha 2022-01-14 08:01:43

When the factory girl saw Quinn, her eyes were dull. She didn't know what she was going to face. She knew that the skinny man had said that I was going to work. When she stepped onto the stage, the harmonica sounded, her eyes were still dull, but The little bit of refraction in the eyes is an excitement that can't be concealed. She knows, that's it. Duras once said that everything starts with that glamorous face.

These are all glitz, these are all false names, these are the volatility of all kinds of affection, you have no way of knowing, you are just too happy and forget the pain, your face is written with destiny, no matter what, you are still too in the play .

Quinn, a player, he can evaluate you with a hoarse voice, and evaluate everything about you, Andy, a narcissist, can perfuse you with a cold response, and you are so in love with the play, love like this Two people.

Let's just say, into the drama, in fact, you are too lazy, you are too easy to indulge, you are too credulous, you are too indulgent of your nostalgia, you don't love yourself, you love so many people, but you don't love yourself. What you squandered is your own life. You are too involved in this drama of life and you have forgotten yourself.

So so many people can easily incorporate you into their lives, and then leave you easily. You have no support in the end. This is what you are looking for. You don't cherish yourself. How others love you.

Those Narcissus around you did not teach you to cherish yourself, your beauty, your kindness, and your talents were all swallowed by those people shining on the reflection in the water.

Who told you to be that way.

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Extended Reading
  • Noelia 2022-04-21 09:03:02

    Because Andy Warhol watched it

  • Juvenal 2022-04-21 09:03:02

    If it's true, I just want to say that men are fucked, even if they are artists, ROCK&ROLLER, GAY,,,,

Factory Girl quotes

  • Edie Sedgwick: I can't take it anymore. I want to die

    Wanda: And why do you want to die?

    Edie Sedgwick: Because my credit's no good at Bonwit Teller and I just stole $30 worth of underwear at Bergdorf's and I think I might do it again.

    [laughs]

  • Edie Sedgwick: To me, New York was Jackson Pollock sipping vodka and dripping paint onto a raw canvas.