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every time i think, i take 10 damage

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and everytime we kiss I swear I could fly

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I do in fact have that summertime sadness

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“It’s getting kind of hard to believe things are going to get better I’ve been drowning too long to believe that the tide’s going to turn / And I’ve been living too hard to believe that things are going to get easier now I’m still trying to shake off the pain from the lessons I’ve learned”

— Jason Segal, Draculas Lament

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i’m not going

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Movies You Should Watch: Forgetting Sarah Marshall

If for some reason you haven’t seen Forgetting Sarah Marshall yet, save it for a day you feel absolutely defeated. Save it for your all time low. Save it for the day you find out you failed a class or your crush has absolutely no interest in you or you’ve been dumped or fired. Even if you’ve seen it before, a movie with a good message can remind you of things that are easy to forget during your darkest hours.

In Forgetting Sarah Marshall, the main character, Peter, is dumped by his starlet girlfriend, Sarah Marshall. Completely devastated, he falls into an alcohol infested depression. He goes on vacation to Hawaii in an attempt to get his mind off of the breakup, only to find that his ex and the man she left him for are staying at the same hotel. Peter learns to stop running from his problems, stop blaming everyone but himself for them, pick himself up, accept that life happens, and move on. He stops dwelling on negativity and his circumstances improve almost immediately. Comedies and children’s movies are often a light hearted god send, reminding us of the lessons we easily lose sight of in our busy, complicated lives. How many of us find ourselves with our hair a mess, in sweatpants, hiding under our covers eating potato chips and sobbing our lives away watching Netflix? The movie is a great example of what happens when we stop taking care of ourselves, and how dangerous and psychologically damaging it truly is. You should watch Forgetting Sarah Marshall when you’ve lost sight of all that life has to offer, or that tomorrow is always an opportunity for change and progress.

I miss you so much. My heart hurts. Just stop this bullshit and come back home.

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May your next period be light and end quickly

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This is literally now my favorite post ever, because its become thousands of reblogs consisting of passing on good fortune. Meanwhile many of y’all added your own comments saying your thanks, and continuing the chain by adding your own little bit of wishful thinking. You are all wonderful.