[maga-master]

The best part about kissing is when you first start really slowly with shy kisses. And then you just start to push yourself against the other one and kisses get longer and rougher and you start to breath heavily. And ugh.

[blvckivycarter]

[humorking]

“beyase” i scream every time

[jonwithabullet-deactivated20190]

[sunburntinhibitions-blog]

[thisishangingrockcomics-deactiv]

[cexting]

isnt this an episode of friends

[apup-deactivated20171002]

Adele demands Frank Ocean’s return

[90s90s90s]

[there-is-no-finish-line]

Me during finals week 

[picsandquotes]

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[unsounded]

Learning to swim

[brunettteglam]

[uberhotbitch]

[therestofpage20]

Things 2015 taught me 1) Having a positive outlook is half the battle. No one wants to hear someone talk about the negative aspects of life. If you deal the cards your holding, instead of wishing you could play others, you might not win the game, but at least you’re not losing by default. 2) The people you surround yourself have a direct impact on how you feel. If they aren’t making you feel appreciated, loved, or accepted, then why are they considered your friends anyway? 3) Don’t go back to old loves just because they’re all you know. Doing the same thing over and over probably won’t get you any new results. It’s exhausting — to relight a flame that has burned out so many times before. 4) Distance can cause two people to grow apart. And that’s okay. 5) There are friends that you gossip with, shop with, stage those cliché Instagram pictures with, but there are also the friends who will be there at 3:00 AM when you text them in need of reassurance. Make sure you distinguish the differences between these people early on. 6) Red lips are always the way to go. 7) Holding onto anger will only cause you to grow bitter. If someone shows you why you shouldn’t trust in love, love even more. If someone doesn’t like who you are, be who you are even more. 8) You might not have everything figured out right now. Whether that means you can’t decide on a college or what you want to do for the rest of your life, you need to establish that the period of transition is completely necessary to get where you are going. 9) Become your own best friend. Have your own back. Dance in front of the mirror to Justin Bieber. You don’t need someone else to validate your worth. 10) You will sometimes miss the people who hurt you. This is not a bad thing. This means that you loved with all of your heart and there is still love left in you. 11) You will distance yourself from the person you used to be. If you could have a conversation with who you were last year, it probably would feel like talking to a stranger. You’ve grown. You’ve learned. 12) If you are liked by someone who is unkind to others, it says a lot about you. 13) Dance. You look stupid. But not as stupid as the ones who refuse to dance. 14) Go after what you love. Play the odds. You have to take bold risks in love if you ever want something good to come from it. 15) Timing most likely will never be on your side, but you have to trust in it. There are reasons why things don’t work out. Timing will not only make you close company with the past, where you’ll be reminded of the things that didn’t work out, but the future, where you’ll meet the reasons why it never did. 16) You have the ability to mold yourself into whoever you desire. 17) The person you’re meant to be with will make you the best version of yourself. They’ll make you laugh so hard your ribcage feels like it’s about to explode and your mascara will run down your face. In blatant terms, they will happy as one can be. 18) A year can make quite the difference. Next year we’ll meet again with new things we’ve learned. There are still so many great moments and terrible moments to come. Until then, let’s welcome 2016 with open arms.

(via fearlessknightsandfairytales)

[it-aly]

[coffeetvhistory]

Love, Rosie (2014)

[bloodydifficult]

[wnq-writers]

There are two phrases that humans seem to exhaust in this era, I love you, and I’m sorry – that’s why I’ll spend my life searching for new ways to express overused words that seem to have lost feeling and meaning in this generation.

Demetra Demi  (via wnq-writers)

[wnq-writers]

Be with someone who doesn’t try to control you. Be someone who can see the wildness trapped in your heart and endeavors to help you set it free. Be with someone who adores your soul and desires to see it dance with all the boldness and fearlessness God intended. Be with someone who makes your freedom and happiness a priority in their lives. You deserve to be a priority.

iammyss (via wnq-writers)