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go away

[brig-tits]

[brig-tits]

[rbiyh]

“Maybe I love too much and maybe I show it too little.”

— r.m.drake (via boldrisks)

[chinkymonjii]

“Just know that I love you. I love you with all of my fucked up, piece of shit heart.”

— 2:15 am (via we-are-the-reckless-youthhhh)

[bambifett]

“I don’t know where I’m gonna be five years from now, but I pray to god it’s somewhere with a beautiful view and beside you.”

— I can’t stop writing about you (EY)

[ipoetried]

“And I knew he loved me because he still told me he was proud on me on the days I couldn’t find it in me to brush my hair or get out of bed.”

— Right Now (k.p.k)

[satans--c1it]

“I hope you fall in love with someone who lets you to fall apart when you need to and helps you pick up the pieces after.”

— Unknown, (via kushandwizdom)

[observando]

“The reason people find it so hard to be happy is that they always see the past better than it was, the present worse than it is, and the future less resolved than it will be.”

— Marcel Pagnol

[books-n-quotes]

“Everyone thinks I’m showing off when I talk, ridiculous when I’m silent, insolent when I answer, cunning when I have a good idea, lazy when I’m tired, selfish when I eat one bite more than I should…”

— Anne Frank, The Diary of a Young Girl

[books-n-quotes]

“I’ve always loved you, and when you love someone, you love the whole person, just as he or she is, and not as you would like them to be.”

— Leo Tolstoy, Anna Karenina

[yesbpdbabe-deactivated20210115]

sometimes i just want to scream that i’m fcking traumatized!! cut me a break!! i’m trying my hardest but i never learned how to have a healthy relationship i never learned that i’m valuable i never learned what it’s like to live with a healthy brain please please GIVE ME A BREAK IM TRYING !!!!!

[twloha]

“No matter what you’re struggling with—addiction, relationships, impulsivity, other mental health issues—take my advice, and squander your fear of starting back at square one. Starting over just means that you’re determined to get better. Starting over means that you got up off the ground, dusted off your hands, and put yourself back on the path to where you want to go. It doesn’t matter how many times you have to start over, as long as you start over. So get up off the ground and walk that road, no matter how long you spent walking it the first, second, or tenth time. You can do it.”

— Mel Lee-Smith, “Why You Should Never Be Afraid to Start Over”

[twloha]

“On the days when life pushes me around, I will dig my heels in, reach for my strength, and choose to fight back.”

— Yashika Ellis, “Traveling the World Sober”

[twloha]

“I find myself constantly trying to think of ways to explain what it’s like to have a mental illness. Without the intention of sharing such thoughts, I still feel this intrinsic need to justify my experience to the oblivious world around me. But how can I explain something so complex and visceral, yet simultaneously fleetingly and elusive? My mental disorder is as solid and immovable as concrete, but paradoxically chaotic and ever changing like the most treacherous whitewater rapids imaginable. Sometimes it’s loud and aggressive; like hundreds of screeching crows swooping down trying to peck away at my very existence. Other times it’s quiet. Deafeningly silent. Like being stuck in an endless tunnel where the only sound you hear is the faint echo of your own pathetic voice begging for solace.”

— Jessica Strait, “What It’s Like to Have a Mental Illness”

[twloha]

“You can be better while still struggling with those same, old demons. You can have the best week followed by the hardest day. You’ll suddenly find yourself tempted despite years of sobriety. The habits you thought were long gone only to be found hiding just around the corner. But just because your recovery feels erratic, it doesn’t mean you’re not getting better. Better is learning to navigate those up and downs without letting them derail you—and even when they do—better is knowing you can always get back on track.”

— Jessica Strait, “What is Better?”

[twloha]

“Better should not equate to another’s expectations of you. Better should not correlate with the disappointments of those around you. Better does not have to be a hurdle you successfully jump over. Better can look like falling flat on your face but having the courage to get up again.”

— Jessica Strait, “What is Better?”

[twloha]

“We’re still standing despite the storms we’ve endured.”

— TWLOHA, “Your Birthday Matters.”