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@findingemmaa
“I’ve learned that sunsets last longer than people do,” she says,
“I’ve also learned that the human heart can break in so many more ways than just in half and that sometimes scarring your wrists over and over again can make you feel so much better than a therapist patting your back telling you that sometimes sinking means swimming somewhere new. But perhaps sometimes it just means you’re goddamn drowning.”
— Excerpt of a book I’ll never write
“I hate the way you talk to me, and the way you cut your hair. I hate the way you drive my car. I hate it when you stare. I hate your big dumb combat boots, and the way you read my mind. I hate you so much it makes me sick; it even makes me rhyme. I hate it, I hate the way you’re always right. I hate it when you lie. I hate it when you make me laugh, even worse when you make me cry. I hate it when you’re not around, and the fact that you didn’t call. But mostly I hate the way I don’t hate you. Not even close, not even a little bit, not even at all.”
— 10 Things I Hate About You (1999)
“So, do it. Decide. Is this the life you want to live? Is this the person you want to love? Is this the best you can be? Can you be stronger? Kinder? More compassionate? Decide. Breathe in. Breathe out, and decide.”
— Meredith Grey
We tell each other fractions of how it’s been. Fractions of the reality, we have experienced. Fractions of the feeling, we had in those moments. Fractions of the trauma, we encountered time and time again. Fractions of the thoughts, the moments brought along. Fractions of our lives.
- I’ll never let you see more than the fractions of me.
I don’t think I’ll ever get over you. Deep down you always will be the person I wish I ended up with.
— r.r.
I don’t think I’ll ever get over you. Deep down you always will be the person I wish I ended up with.
— r.r.
i wanna build a relationship with someone who cares about why I’ve been quiet all day, not someone who gets mad cause I’m acting different
When I met you, I had just turned 18. I was young and naive, and you used that. We would stay up late watching movies, we would go home together after seeing our friends. We would call each other drunk, like no one else mattered.
When I turned 19, you didn’t show up on my birthday. You told me that we didn’t work out. When I was 19, I left the country, flying 5000 miles to create a new life. When I was 19 and overseas, you told me that you loved me.
When I turned 20, I didn’t expect much of you. You kissed me at my birthday party and then forgot about me again. When I was 20, I realised that sometimes you can’t have everything. When I was 20, you came running back and wanted another chance. When I was 20, I let you break my heart again.
When I turned 21, I thought I was over it. When I was 21, I went out and got drunk. You kissed me, only for me to find out you had a new girl. When I was 21, I found that you loved someone else. When I was 21, I had to deal with the options of being a home-wrecker to get you back, or moving on. When I was 21, I tried to get you back.
When I turned 22, I finally understood that you can’t force someone to stay in your life if they don’t want to. Now, that I am 22, I have deleted you from my present and future.
- 4 years that broke me. //E.A.
“Watching you leave was like barely missing a flight. The adrenaline rush of sprinting to the gate, the quick moment of relief when I thought I would make it, then the brutal crash as I realized the plane was leaving without me. You were the plane, and I was just another girl running through the airport. For a brief moment, I thought we would make it.”
Planes - Lost on the East Coast
Somedays, it’s like you are there. Right there, with me and where we left off. Other days, it’s like we are strangers all over again.
//E.A
I hope when your friends ask what happened with me, you tell them you messed up. I hope three years from now it was still the biggest mistake of your life. I hope when you end up with someone nine years younger than you who’s never had a stable job in her life, you’ll see me getting promoted for the third time on LinkedIn and you won’t congratulate me. I hope you miss watching me cook for you on my granite countertops with the Empire State Building in the background and I hope she never lets you pick the music. I hope one day you want exactly what you wouldn’t give to me and you’ll wish it wasn’t too late but it will be. And I hope you realize that breaking my heart is exactly what wrecked yours.
“I refuse to please others at the expense of my emotional well-being - even if it means saying “no” to people who are used to hearing “yes”.”
— Unknown (via thoughtkick)
“Dating”
Instead of going on dates, people consider “dates” snap chatting or texting all day. Although these gestures can be charming and help people get to know one another, I want my connections to be deeper than that. I want my partner to see my face when we talk about things and how I can light up or how unfortunately my face does not allow me to hide my emotions. I want to see their facial expressions and body movements when we talk about something they enjoy or even hate. Snap chatting and texting are taking so much away from the dating world that allows us to really get to know one another. And I do not like it. It also leaves for so much uncertainty. Are they talking to other people too, do I have the right to know, does it even matter, who else gets to see their face all day, is our conversation different than theirs with others, are there others? The uncertainty leads to all these open ended questions that most people do not even dare to ask because then they may look clingy or how dare they want to define what the relationship is actually is. These conversations being held over electronics are conversations that need to be being held in person to feel those raw emotions and connections. We are cheating ourselves out of the dating world when there is so much opportunity and connections to be had.
The Universe always responds to your vibration. The energy you put out is the energy you get back. There’s no exception. It’s a universal law and it’s time to start using this law to your advantage.
Become conscious of your vibration. Become conscious of your habitual thinking patterns. Your thoughts create your emotions, not the opposite way. When you master the way you think, you get control over your energy. The moment you shift your dominant energetic state, your entire reality shifts.
It seems so simple, but it requires a lot of commitment. Changing your life requires the awareness of your hidden limiting beliefs. It requires the will to change those beliefs. Everything on the outside is just a reflection of something inside you. You have the power to mold your reality, but you have to be consistent.
You can’t repeat positive affirmations for five minutes in the morning and five minutes in the evening and expect your life to change. No, you have to develop a new state of being. You have to become a whole new person at a vibrational level. And once you’ve done that, there’s nothing you can’t do.
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