Danse sous la lune

Xianne manila | someone who's incessantly looking for some mirth and concord in this sea of apathy and spurious warmth.

[thoughtcatalog]

You can’t be completely happy in your life if you continue to remember the trauma of your past. You can’t step into a brighter tomorrow if you choose not to let go. You can’t meet the right people if you keep holding on to the wrong ones.

(Source: thoughtcatalog.com)

[anamorphosis-and-isolate]

[nevver]

[flarethemoon]

The saddest of birthdays

Because at some point, you have to stop lying to yourself and quit pretending that you're okay.

[words-of-emotion]

Be the happiest and most adventurous version of yourself possible.

(via words-of-emotion)

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[flarethemoon]

Don't get too close, it's dark inside.

[ravidravidravid]

[flarethemoon]

but you

[love-personal]

[flarethemoon]

What i'd give to disappear from this world right now Or forever

[flarethemoon]

Although sadness is addictive, I hope one day you'll realize that happiness is even better.

[totrustistolove]

Don’t get mad. Don’t get even. Get stronger, faster, and more powerful. Fill yourself with knowledge and empathy and an indomitable spirit because no one else can do that for you. In the end, it’s your life, your choice, and your world. Give 110%, always.

Apollo Anton Ohno (via caffeinated-butterfly)

I love this so much.

(via peanutbutterbrunette)

[flarethemoon]

You need people for all your seasons. You need people or you won't survive this.

The Artidote

[anamorphosis-and-isolate]

[aseaofquotes]

[aseaofquotes]

Haruki Murakami, The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle

[flarethemoon]

Always

[flarethemoon]

Shoutout

To the ones who never get tired of channeling every last bit of their strength to fight the pull of negativity To those who refuse to sink into the ocean of apathy To the daydreamers and blissmakers, A thousand salutes for you.

[flarethemoon]

Always and forever will be torn between change and constancy

[flarethemoon]

I've always wondered

Why is it that people equate good and nice to trivial and inferior? As if backstabbing and sneering are greater than random acts of kindness. Why can't people see past their own goals? Why can't they just be fair to other people? Is it really that hard? The "me" thinking is intoxicating, yes, but it's not really that beautiful in the long run, either.