Books to escape reality.
Differdesign
Lost my job and I can't help feel a tiny bit of joy.
Like, yes, I'm worried about what the future will bring and the challenges that will come with that.
But... Guys... I suddenly have time to be a person. Of course, I'll be filling out applications and walking to stores to check and apply to job openings.
But that also means, that I have time to read, watch a movie or show, go to the beach or river, take long walks in the park with my dog, etc., ect., ect.
I've been working like a crazy person for 11 years. Barley taking vacations or being able to live experiences that I want. I dragged my ass to work while being so sick that I was barely breathing. So depressed that I had to seek help because I was unsafe for myself and others.
This moment, this situation that has me in tears, suddenly feels like the most liberating thing I've ever experienced.
I should be scared. I should be horribly terrified. But I just feel... Relief. I can breathe. I... I feel like I can start over.
Maybe these feelings will change quickly. They might turn into terror at the end of the month. But... I want to sit with this for a bit. I want to dream of a life in which I'm not struggling to exist...
Is this what I needed to redirect my life again... This time for the better?
Anyway I do think worn paperbacks are sexy
moment in love
it's actually okay to not read for a while. it's okay to only read one or two books a month. it's okay to not have a yearly reading goal. it's okay to read books that aren't all over the internet. it's okay to get books from the library or kindle and not buy a copy after.
[drawing of a red book saying “I hope the next book you read is amazing.” in a blue speech bubble.]
𝔞𝔲𝔱𝔲𝔪𝔫 𝔰𝔱𝔲𝔡𝔶 𝔰𝔢𝔰𝔰𝔦𝔬𝔫𝔰 🍃🍂🍁
swirlofspice
Just a 30 y/o from Caimito with a book blog. A place to share my opinion on books I've read and movies I have watched.
219 posts