Emma | NY

Smile baby, life is good

[labella-instagram]

[gayisthewaybish]

Part of a relationship is saying the wrong thing at the worst time. Fighting over a small thing that won’t matter in a week. Watching them turn cold for a few hours because of family issues. Offending each other with comebacks that can sometimes be too much. And making each other cry… But if the relationship is true, they won’t leave when things get hard. People focus too much on finding someone who would never fight with them, but those people lose the part of the relationship where they work together to make things work. Don’t just focus on finding someone who won’t fight with you; the small fights and arguments will only make you stronger. Seek someone who will always fight for you at the end of the day because they can’t stand the thought of you leaving.

[itallstartedwithakiss]

[love]

[rbhvleo]

[ellen-nyc]

Wow. YES

[makinginfinity]

[tkkatherineblog]

[thegoodvybe]

[timbllr]

[skate-of-mind]

v true c:

[skate-of-mind]

“That’s the thing about sensitive people. Things take time. Time to absorb other people’s feelings and time to restore their own sanity. Time to adjust to change and time to remain with their own values. Time to ask why things are the way they are and time to just simply let things be. A life of taking two steps forward and one step back is a powerful way to be.”

— juansendizon (via wnq-writers)

[healingsuggestions]

you will find your home, you will find your place. you will find your people. give it a little bit of time but it will happen.

[chanelbagsandcigarettedrags]

Before Sunset, 2004 (at Paris, France) https://www.instagram.com/p/By2bt4LFfiu/?igshid=1heo3nz9wmive

[clem-style-deactivated20191229]

[redrola]

[elhayal]

[bruwho]

@amandampn

[flaizen]

“In the world somewhere, right now, someone is pouring coffee in a hotel lobby in an island town waiting for the sun to come up, thinking about how in the world somewhere, at the exact same time, someone else is making tea before bed on a warm night in the countryside. And somewhere else, someone is waiting for a train in a busy city to get dinner with the girl he is breaking up with, who is putting on mascara across town thinking about her brother who’s bartending in LA and the open invitation she never thought she’d want to use. And no matter what you’re doing right now, and whether or not you’re happy with it, it’s oddly comforting to think that any life you ever dream of having exists, and at any given moment, someone else is living it.”

— (via i-wrotethisforme)