#diary of an oxygen thief

[haveyoureadthisbook-poll]

[wakingbreathlessly]

[evangelinesucre]

Clarice Lispector, Obsession // Anonymous, Diary of an Oxygen Thief // Rosanna Jones // Domenica Feraud, The Movie Star and Me // Trista Mateer, For The One Who Loved My Hands More Than Anything Else // Evangeline Sucré, A Blade Dripping With Honey Is Still a Weapon // Nosferatu (1922) // Jean-Paul Sartre, No Exit // @ noitefloralle // Kyoni Studio //

[wanderlustt-stardustt]

"Never know how much you love her or she'll kill you with it."

- Anonymous//Diary of an Oxygen Thief

[litandlifequotes]

Hurt people hurt people more skillfully. An expert heartbreaker knows the effect of each incision. The blade slips in barely noticed, the pain and the apology delivered at the same time.

Diary of an Oxygen Thief by Anonymous

[tragicmelpomene]

“They say the sea is actually black and that it merely reflects the blue sky above. So it was with me. I allowed you to admire yourself in my eyes. I provided a service. I listened and listened and listened. You stored yourself in me.”

Diary of an Oxygen Thief, Anonymous

[binvibin]

reading diary of an oxygen thief. my jaw has been on the floor the entire time

[quillaffinity]

Hey! I'm in love your web weaves, they're so well thought! I was wondering if you could do one on light yagami? I'd love to see your take on his character <333

he who would consume god

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he hangs from above

in brilliance - that rotten apple soaked in blood

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Death Note was written by Ohba Tsugumi and illustrated by Obata Takeshi

roland barthes / death note / samantha riches / death note / anonymous, "diary of an oxygen thief" / the amazing devil, "that unwanted animal" / ??? / death note / death note / michael kinnucan / death note / yves olade / s. osborn / death note / the 1975, "antichrist"

quill notes - light,light, light! so much to say about him and so much has already been said. the violence had always been there, the bloodlust constant - something inhuman just made the mistake of giving him the gun

[nats-reads-reviews]

Diary of an Oxygen Thief by Anonymous 4/5 ⭐️

The background of this book alone is enough to interest me. An anonymous author writing a painful story that is candid and personal - nobody knowing whether it’s fiction or an autobiography. It was asking for me to read it. The reviews of this book are all over the place - some loved it and some hated it. I think it’s important to note that this is a story written by somebody who is obviously very narcissistic. He hurts women because he is hurting. And the moment he falls head over heels for a young woman, he perceives himself to be the victim of all the hurts he perpetrated against others. It makes you wonder, did she really do all these terrible things to him or does he hate himself so much he doesn’t believe he deserves happiness? And if she did do all these things, he has no empathy for his victims to acknowledge he’s just getting his own fair share of karma. The writing was sporadic and inconsistent but I considered that part of the story - he wasn’t a writer, he said he was in advertising which adds to the layer of it being an autobiography. True story or not, it’s a first hand insight to one in so much inner pain, that everything outside of them is tainted with that pain. I enjoyed it.

[bvbyd0ll]

"This is me pretending to be in love with you" 💔

-Diary of an Oxygen thief.

[heart-shot]

the absolute JUMPSCARE of seeing Isaac read Diary of an Oxygen Thief in the new heartstopper season

[apocrisy]

"Diary of an Oxygen Thief", Anonymous

[sveta9962]

Real

[litandlifequotes]

Maybe there is a law after all. Of nature. Like gravity. An unwritten axiom that governs our emotional dealings. What you do comes back to you with twice the force, fuck it, three times the force. We are not punished for our sins we are punished by them.

Diary of an Oxygen Thief by Anonymous

[modernsleepingbeauty]

this might(?) be controversial but just because someone admits “yea i’m a bad person and i wrote this book about my bad thoughts” doesn’t automatically make it a good book. there are TONS of good confessional books that aren’t downright depraved and awful

[library-town]

When things get dodgy and I don't like the way they're going, I move into just-for-today mode. [...]. I don't have to do whatever it is forever, I just do it today. It makes even the heaviest shit bearable. But then later when I look back and see just how heavy it was, I exhale.