"Forget heroin," says protagonist Patrick Melrose in At Last, by Edward St. Aubyn. "Just try giving up irony, that deep-down need to mean two things at once, to be in two places at once, not to be there for the catastrophe of a fixed meaning."
I was young and in trouble once, and a counselor ordered me to go a day without sarcasm.
I was rendered mute.
I can’t do without rationalization for more than an hour
Jim, it’s not the quantity of rationalization, it’s the quality. Could you, for instance, rationalize the MURDER of the next pipsqueak motherfucker who told you to “stop rationalizing”?
Only if you help
I got your back, Jack.
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Writing Boots: Irony: ‘the hardest addiction of all’
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Writing Boots: Irony: ‘the hardest addiction of all’