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[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

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The Cure – Disintegration

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[1anonyymous1]

I love myself enough to let whoever go

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[cigs-aftercoffee]

I also think it’s sooo important you heal and give yourself proper time to abstain from dating or intimate connections after you leave a relationship that didn’t end well. Out of respect for an innocent person, I would never use another person to distract myself or “get over” or ever wish to cause harm to a man who pays the consequences of an unresolved situation he wasn’t responsible for. I would never want to bring an unhealthy cycle, into something new.

I love breakups and endings, if you are a decent human being with empathy, it forces you to look inward. I love aiding myself, self reflecting, learning my faults or humanity. I like repair.

I also choose the time to abstain to love myself correctly. Where all I need or value isn’t from anyone externally. Where my foundation is truly from myself and God. I also think of how proud this makes me, that one day when I do have my future husband, I could sit on the couch with him and tell him how I chose to take care of myself, with him in mind. That I respected myself and others- because I wanted to be someone good.

I loved my future self enough to be cautious with how I act and deal with endings.

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“If outside validation is your only source of nourishment, you will hunger for the rest of your life.”

— Unknown

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[tankhall]

i think the most beautiful thing about being a human is the capacity to change

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[mkbaby1]

I find people’s lack of depth really disappointing