The feminine urge to reread Alice oseman’s books whenever faced with a minor inconvenience

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The feminine urge to reread Alice oseman’s books whenever faced with a minor inconvenience
“Now I really think you’re heaven sent, ‘cause you’ve been forcin’ all these hollow hearts to feel again.”
— Without Fear, Dermot Kennedy
If Hozier makes you feel as if you’re lying on moss deep in the forest, Dermot Kennedy makes you feel as if you’re standing on top of a cliff with wind whipping at your clothes and hair as you scream your regrets and hopes into the atmosphere
“I believe that introversion is my greatest strength. I have such a strong inner life that I’m never bored and only occasionally lonely. No matter what mayhem is happening around me, I know I can always turn inward.”
— Susan Cain
Wish all the devils were nameless Wish I could tell them to leave So I just hope it remains this ‘Cause everything I’ve ever been Belonged to you second you claimed it
― @iamdermotkennedy
She’s bringing the moon and stars to me Damn permanent reverie And even though this life, this love is brief I’ve got some people who carry me Dermot Kennedy - For Island Fires and Family
“I am fueled by foggy mornings, moonlight, and starry skies.”
— Di Drago
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