"+Benden her şeyi çaldın. Her şeyi.
-Üzgünüm.
+Hayır değilsin. Üzgün olsaydın gitmeme izin verirdin.
-Yapamam.
+Söyleceğimden mi korkuyorsun?
-Hayır.
+Sonra ne?
-Sensiz yaşayabileceğimi sanmıyorum."
"Bunu bir itirafla karıştırmayın. Ne af diliyorum, ne de kabul ediyorum. Günahlarım bana aittir. Bana arkadaşlık ediyorlar."
She was mine.
Even if i have to steal her.
We can choose to do this or that. We can choose to be good or bad. But sometimes I think most people are good and not bad only because they're scared they might go to jail or hell or someplace. Some guy once said: "Anything done out of fear has no moral value" Well, I think that's right. I figure the only way you can be truly good is if you've tried been good, and you've tried being bad, and being good feels better.
the case of two young men (kesinlikle okuyun)
Jeremy Strohmeyer and David Cash Jr. who walked into a Nevada casino in 1988. Strohmeyer followed a seven-year-old girl into the women’s restroom and molested and murdered her. The wrongness of Strohmeyer’s act is obvious from both a moral and a legal perspective. But what about Cash, who was with Strohmeyer in the restroom, halfheartedly tried to get him to stop, and then gave up and went for a walk? As he later said, he wasn’t going “to lose sleep over somebody else’s problems.”
Strohmeyer went to prison, but Cash didn’t, since it was not illegal in Nevada to fail to stop a crime from happening. Still, there was a sense on the part of many that he had done something wrong. There were demonstrations against him at his university and demands that he be expelled. (Indeed, legislators changed the law in Nevada in response to this very case, bringing it more in line with public sentiment.) Cash is now being stalked on the Internet; people report on his whereabouts, hoping to ruin his prospects for getting a job and finding friends, wishing to destroy his life, even though they were personally unaffected by his failure to act. This illustrates how much moral transgressions matter to us. We don’t merely observe that Cash is a bad guy; some of us are motivated to make him suffer.
Şu an hiçbirşey" Billie Eilish /bad guy " dinlediğim kadar haz veremez bana. Efsane bir kadınsın sen yaa ..
"But the cops didn't think axe cop was a real cop."
Ben çocukken babam bana küçük tekerlemeler öğretmişti. İnsanlar beni izlerken ya da gergin hissettiğimde bana nasıl insan olacağımı hatırlatmaları gerekiyordu. Güldüklerinde gülümse.
There is not always a good guy. Nor is there always a bad one. Most people are somewhere inbetween.
"'Evet. Bu benim bir hayalim.'
'Sen benim bir hayalimsin.'"
And a part of me is... Sick...
“Just a bad day,” I finally squeaked.
“This looks like more than just a bad day…but we can go with that story if it makes you feel better,” he said, reaching out to brush a tear from my face.
All thoughts escaped me as I watched him bring the tear to his lips.
He licked it off.
And he seemed to savor the taste.
“There, now we can share the bad day,” he murmured with a wink, completely unrepentant for the weird as hell thing he’d just done. A shocked cough came out of me.
But a part of me also felt a little bit better.
Because now it kind of felt like we were connected.
And I couldn’t help but like that.
Blake-Ari.Kitabı okudu
"Yanılmışım." Çenemi göğsüne dayadım ve gözlerinin içine baktım. "Sonuçta kötü adam değilsin. Psikopat mı? Evet. Ama sen benim hikayemin kahramanısın."