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I must live with everything I have been given, if I am ever unified, it means that I am holding all the scattered sparks that make me up.

— Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz

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Washing the entire skin with soap every day is the duty of everyone who wants to consider themselves human.

There is nothing great and beautiful except death.

Farewell to Autumn (1927)

I hate her for having to love her so much.

Farewell to Autumn (1927)

Other than that, everything is shit – everything except philosophy, that is. Without her, I'd be just a piece of shit.

And life could be so beautiful, so terribly cool: Kaśka and I, after a whole day of inhuman work, would have a big beer!

The Shoemakers (1931)

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