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Sayaka Murata

Convenience Store Woman

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  • Mitha Priciliahas quoted4 years ago
    Maybe people who thought they were being violated felt a bit better when they attacked other people in the same way.
  • Mar Quehas quoted4 years ago
    When something was strange, everyone thought they had the right to come stomping in all over your life to figure out why.
  • juanmanuelliehas quoted3 days ago
    Well, I guess anyone who devotes their life to fighting society in order to be free must be pretty sincere about suffering.”
  • juanmanuelliehas quoted3 days ago
    He seemed to have this odd circuitry in his mind that allowed him to see himself only as the victim and never the perpetrator I thought as I watched him.
  • juanmanuelliehas quoted3 days ago
    I find the shape of people’s eyes particularly interesting when they’re being condescending. I see a wariness or a fear of being contradicted or sometimes a belligerent spark ready to jump on any attack. And if they’re unaware of being condescending, their glazed-over eyeballs are steeped in a fluid mix of ecstasy and a sense of superiority.
  • juanmanuelliehas quoted7 days ago
    Infecting each other like this is how we maintain ourselves as human is what I think.
  • ?!has quoted2 months ago
    I hear the faint rattle of a new plastic bottle rolling into place as a customer takes one out of the refrigerator, and look up instantly.
  • Neveah Rousseauhas quoted6 months ago
    Infecting each other like this is how we maintain ourselves as human is what I think.
  • Neveah Rousseauhas quoted6 months ago
    It is the start of another day, the time when the world wakes up and the cogs of society begin to move. I am one of those cogs, going round and round. I have become a functioning part of the world, rotating in the time of day called morning.
  • Ferandom AGhas quotedlast year
    From now on we shall be open twenty-four hours, seven days a week, year-round. Please come and shop here at your convenience.”
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