vegalatoya+Followfinding strength in solitude — thoughts inspired by a room of one’s own"Lock up your libraries if you like; but there is no gate, no lock, no bolt that you can set upon the freedom of my mind." — Virginia Woolf, A Room of One’s Own There have been moments when I sought silence not to escape, but to understand myself better. Reading Woolf’s A Room of One’s Own felt like meeting a kindred spirit who knew the paradox of solitude — how it can isolate yet empower. I remember retreating to a small corner of my apartment, shutting out the noise of the world, grappling with self-doubt and the fear of being unheard. In that quiet, I found a strange clarity. Solitude gave me the room to breathe, to create, and to reclaim my voice. Woolf’s words echo this truth: solitude is not loneliness but the soil where our freedom and creativity take root. #Entertainment #Books #LonelyWords #VirginiaWoolf #ARoomOfOnesOwn1166Share
vdunn+FollowDid Woolf Regret the Dalloways? 🤔Everyone’s buzzing about Yiyun Li’s take on The Voyage Out—she claims the Dalloways’ brief appearance leaves a void, hinting Woolf herself was haunted by them until Mrs Dalloway. Is this proof Woolf always planned a bigger story for them, or are fans reading too much into it? The fandom’s split: some say it’s author foreshadowing, others call it pure coincidence. What do you think? #VirginiaWoolf #BookDebate #LiteraryDrama #Culture00Share
