Life's Only Getting Greater @daisyduk3ss - Tumblr Blog

It’s one of the hardest things you’ll do - let someone go, even when you love them with every bone in your body. You love them so much the idea of them gone has your stomach in knots. It literally makes you sick. You don’t even know how to be without them anymore because this person has just swallowed you up to the point that you’ve lost yourself entirely, and now you’re afraid of what you might find when you get out. You know you need to let go though, no matter how scary it may be, because the person you love is supposed to make you better, not make you feel like you’re suffocating.

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I'm just so tired of this. my body is tired, my mind is a mess. I just really want to lay in bed and never get up. I'm just so tired of life.

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i enjoy mornings that you wake up to silence and no one is asking anything of you, you’re under no pressure to exist and its just wonderful

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“Avoid people who mess with your head. Avoid people who intentionally and repeatedly do and say things that they know upset you. Avoid people who expect you to prioritize them but refuse to prioritize you. Avoid people who can’t and won’t apologize sincerely. Avoid. Avoid.”

— Unknown

onlinecounsellingcollege

“Avoid people who mess with your head. Avoid people who intentionally and repeatedly do and say things that they know upset you. Avoid people who expect you to prioritize them but refuse to prioritize you. Avoid people who can’t and won’t apologize sincerely. Avoid. Avoid.”

— Unknown

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you ever been 2 seconds from a psychotic break because you cant get a necklace hooked

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You’re worth a handwritten letter, a random trip at night to the beach, a painting that says more than a thousand words.

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““Heartbreak is how many of us first learn self-discipline,” my psychology professor said. “Your heart is screaming at you. It’s aching in your chest. But your mind says, ‘We’re okay. It may not feel like it, but I know it. We’ll be just fine.’ And this is where we learn mind over matter.” My heart wrenched in my chest, and I looked across the lecture hall. There he sat, staring down at his hands. I knew he could feel my eyes on him, so I looked away. My heart begged me to look over again, but my mind told me I’d be just fine, even if I didn’t ever look again.”

— excerpt from an unfinished book #131 (via wherewritersblockcomestodie)