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The things that aren’t good for us are the ones we fall in love with.
dhruvilfcb (via wnq-writers)
my brain or as I like to call it, the suffer contraption
Hot spring/stream in Arkansas’s Hot Springs National Park.
it was one of those nights where it should have been storming so i could blame the water on my cheeks on the rain. but the fact is, it was a beautiful night and i burned my finger on a cigarette but pretended not to notice. i didn’t bring a sweater but i didn’t realize i was shivering until i couldn’t stop. i remember my lips pressed to my fist but i don’t remember going home, i don’t recall getting in the car. i can piece all the bits together until my hair falls out but it’ll never come together fully. but i will remember being terrible at dancing, holding faces in hands like they are crystal balls, cutting me off at five because i shouldn’t try to keep up with anyone until i learn to keep my own heart steady. and i think someday i will. just give me the time to readjust. you could be my anchor, you could be my solid ground.
the wolf boy series // a.m (via baby–veins)
Stay close to anything that makes you glad you are alive.
Hafiz (via amargedom)
It’s one of my theories that when people give you advice, they’re really just talking to themselves in the past.
Mark Epstein (via lazypacific)