Anna liked magazines. They were glossy machines. The only technology that she could fold. She read them on a regular bas — Sarah Schulman, Empathy
Anna liked magazines. They were glossy machines. The only technology that she could fold. She read them on a regular bas — Sarah Schulman, Empathy
Anna liked magazines. They were glossy machines. The only technology that she could fold. She read them on a regular bas — Sarah Schulman, Empathy
Anna liked magazines. They were glossy machines. The only technology that she could fold. She read them on a regular bas — Sarah Schulman, Empathy
Anna liked magazines. They were glossy machines. The only technology that she could fold. She read them on a regular bas — Sarah Schulman, Empathy
Anna liked magazines. They were glossy machines. The only technology that she could fold. She read them on a regular bas — Sarah Schulman, Empathy
Anna liked magazines. They were glossy machines. The only technology that she could fold. She read them on a regular bas — Sarah Schulman, Empathy
Anna liked magazines. They were glossy machines. The only technology that she could fold. She read them on a regular bas — Sarah Schulman, Empathy
Anna liked magazines. They were glossy machines. The only technology that she could fold. She read them on a regular bas — Sarah Schulman, Empathy
Anna liked magazines. They were glossy machines. The only technology that she could fold. She read them on a regular bas — Sarah Schulman, Empathy
Anna liked magazines. They were glossy machines. The only technology that she could fold. She read them on a regular bas — Sarah Schulman, Empathy
Anna liked magazines. They were glossy machines. The only technology that she could fold. She read them on a regular bas — Sarah Schulman, Empathy
Anna liked magazines. They were glossy machines. The only technology that she could fold. She read them on a regular bas — Sarah Schulman, Empathy
Anna liked magazines. They were glossy machines. The only technology that she could fold. She read them on a regular bas — Sarah Schulman, Empathy
Anna liked magazines. They were glossy machines. The only technology that she could fold. She read them on a regular bas — Sarah Schulman, Empathy
Anna liked magazines. They were glossy machines. The only technology that she could fold. She read them on a regular bas — Sarah Schulman, Empathy
Anna liked magazines. They were glossy machines. The only technology that she could fold. She read them on a regular bas — Sarah Schulman, Empathy
Anna liked magazines. They were glossy machines. The only technology that she could fold. She read them on a regular bas — Sarah Schulman, Empathy
Anna liked magazines. They were glossy machines. The only technology that she could fold. She read them on a regular bas — Sarah Schulman, Empathy
Anna liked magazines. They were glossy machines. The only technology that she could fold. She read them on a regular bas — Sarah Schulman, Empathy
Anna liked magazines. They were glossy machines. The only technology that she could fold. She read them on a regular bas — Sarah Schulman, Empathy
Anna liked magazines. They were glossy machines. The only technology that she could fold. She read them on a regular bas — Sarah Schulman, Empathy
Anna liked magazines. They were glossy machines. The only technology that she could fold. She read them on a regular bas — Sarah Schulman, Empathy
Anna liked magazines. They were glossy machines. The only technology that she could fold. She read them on a regular bas — Sarah Schulman, Empathy
Anna liked magazines. They were glossy machines. The only technology that she could fold. She read them on a regular bas — Sarah Schulman, Empathy
Anna liked magazines. They were glossy machines. The only technology that she could fold. She read them on a regular bas — Sarah Schulman, Empathy
Anna liked magazines. They were glossy machines. The only technology that she could fold. She read them on a regular bas — Sarah Schulman, Empathy
Anna liked magazines. They were glossy machines. The only technology that she could fold. She read them on a regular bas — Sarah Schulman, Empathy
Anna liked magazines. They were glossy machines. The only technology that she could fold. She read them on a regular bas — Sarah Schulman, Empathy
Anna liked magazines. They were glossy machines. The only technology that she could fold. She read them on a regular bas — Sarah Schulman, Empathy
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Anna liked magazines. They were glossy machines. The only technology that she could fold. She read them on a regular basis because they were absorbing. Each one came out on a specific day of the week and was good for an hour of absorption.

— Sarah Schulman, Empathy
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The soulless have no need of melancholia — Vladimir Odoyevsky, The Salamander and Other Gothic Tales
I remember asking myself one night, while I was curled up in the same old corner of my same old couch in tears yet again — Elizabeth Gilbert, Eat, Pray, Love
I start to get the feeling that something is really wrong. — Elizabeth Wurtzel, Prozac Nation
They always call depression the blues, but I would have been happy to waken to a periwinkle outlook. Depression to me is — Gillian Flynn, Sharp Objects
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Depression is boring, I thinkand I would do better to makesome soup and light up the cave. — Anne Sexton
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