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leave me the fuck alone

craving men rn

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girls when nothing gets better

#girlblogging #just a girl

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craving men rn

#girlblogging #girlblogs

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we all know that henry and francis are Openly Judgemental Bitches, but imagine sitting with one leg crossed over the other in the library or the greek class or something, francis is sat with his legs up on the table, and henry’s stood leaning against the wall;

you’re all pretending to read (henry most of all because he daren’t be caught participating in gossip) but in reality you’re people watching, maybe bunny is sat across the room doing something ridiculous and henry’s cursing him out, or francis has spotted richard coked out of his head trying to flirt with some poor girl;

there’s this weird sense of omniscience about you all, and that’s how henry knows how to get into people’s heads, and how to catch richard out in his lies and things like that- he’s not some strange, all-powerful mastermind, he’s just a dirty fucking gossip lmao

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Memes / Textposts that remind me of TSH

Richard 🤎:

Henry 🖤:

Bunny 💛:

Francis 🧡:

Charles 🩵:

Cloke in his old age:

#tsh memes

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Kinda still recovering from this...

Sorry, no Richard, I simply can't seem to picture him 😅

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not now sweetie, mommys yearning for something she can never have

#girlblogging #girlblogs #femcel #gaslight gatekeep girlblog #dark academia #coquette community #girlblog #lana del ray aka lizzy grant #fiona apple #female rage

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girls don’t want boys. girls want to know what henry whispered to camilla.

#the secret history #henry winter #camilla macaulay

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he'd be busy sleeping with everyone

If Richard never met the Greek class he would’ve RAN that campus everyone wanted him so bad

#richard papen #richard papen is a liar #tsh donna tartt #the secret history #donna tartt

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If Richard never met the Greek class he would’ve RAN that campus everyone wanted him so bad

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im sobbing rn

If I were Richard Papen I would revisit the country house every now and then, and just VIOLENTLY SOB

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"Blue eyes are so breedable" -my friend about Henry Winter

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Listen, if my friend took a quart of ice cream out of my freezer to eat, but he couldn’t bother to get a bowl of it, so he just had an entire quart, and then fell asleep and it melted all over my chair and a nice little Oriental rug that came back from the dry cleaners in shreds. I too would push him off a cliff, just saying

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my life would be complete

#girlblogging #girlblogs #where is he now #coquette #cruelette #lana del ray aka lizzy grant #vintage #1950s #gaslight gatekeep girlblog #just a girl #women #unrelated tags #girlblog

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"ur not like the other girls" wym im literally the amalgamation of every girl i found cool

#girlblogging #girlblogs #coquette #gaslight gatekeep girlblog #this is a girlblog #coquette community #lana del ray aka lizzy grant

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help judy's def traumatized..(i mena who wouldnt) but personally I think they'd eat that lesbian enemies to lovers trope (SOMEONE PLEASE WRITE ONE RN, IM THIRSTY.)

What do you think about Camilla/Charles? I don't know what to think, was Camilla forced to sleep with him prior to his deterioration/alcoholism or was it out of choice earlier? Because if she was indeed initially doing it consensually.....it would baffle me, considering how romanticised she is in this fandom, and apparently criticising her means you're a misogynist.

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I agree w u sooooo much. Anyway, I do think it was consensual starting out (which must have been their teens probably). Now, not to imply that power dynamics don't exist even in siblings (you know older siblings have more of an influence on a younger sibling) and you know, especially in that time, a brother would have more influence/power over a sister.

THAT BEING SAID. Them being twins becomes very significant. Not only are twins a symbolism of mirror imagery (so then they are "equals") and the power dynamic might still exist but it wouldn't be as pronounced. Additionally, Camilla and Charles' similarities are focused on intensely in the book. Donna didn't just do this randomly (writers seldom do), and she didn't do it just to focus on Camilla's boyishness, at least not in my opinion.

It leads me to believe the relationship between them very much started out consensually, though the whys might remain murky. The loss of one's parents will cause trauma and everyone deals differently w it, idk, I don't want to say it was their way of coping bcs it just seems.....weirdly disrespectful.

I see people always bashing on Charles for what he became towards the end of the book, but Richard remains a well liked figure despite literally fantasising about r wording camilla. Curious.

I like Charles, perhaps even a bit more than I like camilla. (In the first part). He seemed more human and likable to me 🤷‍♀️ Not henry, not Francis, not Richard and not camilla possessed the reluctance or empathy when they, in a very cowardly manner, murdered someone who had thought of them as friends. Richard might have expressed grief and regret later on, but I take anything he says with a grain of salt, since he most likely only wants to paint himself in a better light. It was Charles who seemed truly broken after what they did, which makes me think he was better than all of them, which makes his corruption and deterioration even more sinister and tragic.

And I'm sorry you feel that way, but its so valid. To those people who bully others for their dislike of a fictional female character (yes. Very feminist of you to bully women (and others) for not liking the fictional character you can project on. Where would international feminism be without your tumblerina war on members of a niche fandom.) Camilla is not a feminist icon. She would not like you if you were another girl in her class because she thrived off the attention she got on being the sole girl in a pack of boys. Maybe its because Richard's hyper romanticised version of her is so vivid that most of you forget what camilla really was like, and even if you dont care for/congratulate her for being a "girlboss" man manipulator (for leading them on and playing a weird game of incestous jealousy with her incestous brother)-- i dont know, incest just makes me uncomfortable, and I kinda lose respect for characters who engage in it consensually. Even if its fiction it just gives me the ick.

That being said, I don't care if this fando, romanticises camilla or kin her or project on her-- bitch idgaf. Do whatever you want, write and interpret her as you wish- the fun part about having your mind is that ITS UR MIND!!! Whatever happens there is none of my damn biz 😘 and if this answer triggered anyone, I also dgaf abt that

#tsh donna tartt #fuck richard papen #tsh #donna tartt

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Unrelated but I feel like if they were given more time, Judy n Camilla would've been close friends. She lacked any close women in her life, girlie was stuck in a BOYS world

What do you think about Camilla/Charles? I don't know what to think, was Camilla forced to sleep with him prior to his deterioration/alcoholism or was it out of choice earlier? Because if she was indeed initially doing it consensually.....it would baffle me, considering how romanticised she is in this fandom, and apparently criticising her means you're a misogynist.

Oh boy.....

I agree w u sooooo much. Anyway, I do think it was consensual starting out (which must have been their teens probably). Now, not to imply that power dynamics don't exist even in siblings (you know older siblings have more of an influence on a younger sibling) and you know, especially in that time, a brother would have more influence/power over a sister.

THAT BEING SAID. Them being twins becomes very significant. Not only are twins a symbolism of mirror imagery (so then they are "equals") and the power dynamic might still exist but it wouldn't be as pronounced. Additionally, Camilla and Charles' similarities are focused on intensely in the book. Donna didn't just do this randomly (writers seldom do), and she didn't do it just to focus on Camilla's boyishness, at least not in my opinion.

It leads me to believe the relationship between them very much started out consensually, though the whys might remain murky. The loss of one's parents will cause trauma and everyone deals differently w it, idk, I don't want to say it was their way of coping bcs it just seems.....weirdly disrespectful.

I see people always bashing on Charles for what he became towards the end of the book, but Richard remains a well liked figure despite literally fantasising about r wording camilla. Curious.

I like Charles, perhaps even a bit more than I like camilla. (In the first part). He seemed more human and likable to me 🤷‍♀️ Not henry, not Francis, not Richard and not camilla possessed the reluctance or empathy when they, in a very cowardly manner, murdered someone who had thought of them as friends. Richard might have expressed grief and regret later on, but I take anything he says with a grain of salt, since he most likely only wants to paint himself in a better light. It was Charles who seemed truly broken after what they did, which makes me think he was better than all of them, which makes his corruption and deterioration even more sinister and tragic.

And I'm sorry you feel that way, but its so valid. To those people who bully others for their dislike of a fictional female character (yes. Very feminist of you to bully women (and others) for not liking the fictional character you can project on. Where would international feminism be without your tumblerina war on members of a niche fandom.) Camilla is not a feminist icon. She would not like you if you were another girl in her class because she thrived off the attention she got on being the sole girl in a pack of boys. Maybe its because Richard's hyper romanticised version of her is so vivid that most of you forget what camilla really was like, and even if you dont care for/congratulate her for being a "girlboss" man manipulator (for leading them on and playing a weird game of incestous jealousy with her incestous brother)-- i dont know, incest just makes me uncomfortable, and I kinda lose respect for characters who engage in it consensually. Even if its fiction it just gives me the ick.

That being said, I don't care if this fando, romanticises camilla or kin her or project on her-- bitch idgaf. Do whatever you want, write and interpret her as you wish- the fun part about having your mind is that ITS UR MIND!!! Whatever happens there is none of my damn biz 😘 and if this answer triggered anyone, I also dgaf abt that

#tsh donna tartt #camilla macaulay #the secret history #tsh #donna tartt