"Almost Transparent Blue" Quotes
A visceral and unsettling exploration of drug addiction, violence, and aimlessness in 1970s Japan.
fiction | 144 pages | Published in 1977
Quotes
The world isn't just good and evil. There's also a lot of indifference and inertia.
People are always searching for a meaning to life... and then they complain when they find one.
When you've given up on life, the only meaning left is death.
The most painful thing about it is that you don't even feel pain anymore.
It's strange, isn't it? How much people change, and yet, how much they stay the same.
Life is like a never-ending hangover. You just keep waking up to the same old shit.
We're all just damaged goods trying to find someone who's damaged in a way that complements our own damage.
Sometimes it's easier to live in a dream than to face the reality.
Loneliness is a poison that enters the soul and consumes it from within.
The past is a sadistic bitch. It never lets you forget, never lets you move on.
