[senseitive]

my whole life is just “oh ok”

[kismetkayla]

I believe souls recognize each other.

[tyjrose]

[andjeeo-deactivated20260218]

being kind and full of love is the whole point btw

[citoyen-rouge]

[idleminds]

[frogggggirl]

would u maybe wanna kiss and touch and grab each other until we feel kinda dizzy and giggly and out of breath??? no worries if not

[gayvampyr]

when cats put their paw on you. reblog if you agree

[alvallah]

One of my favorite things about loving someone or developing a closeness or fondness towards someone is also loving and developing a fondness for the things they care about. When you learn to see the world in a new way, or you learn to appreciate the things you’ve previously overlooked, or they become your excuse to get into an interest you always thought was cool but thought you didn’t have time for. When a connection makes your world bigger and warmer and fuller and more beautiful.

[e-nter]

do you ever wanna kiss someone really badly & you’re just like “!!!!” inside

[aaaangel444]

[threadbaresweater-deactivated20]

no no see, domesticity IS hot. how intimate it is to make food with someone, to share a bed, to brush your teeth at the same sink, to shower and use the same towels and the same laundry soap, to grocery shop and hold hands through the aisles, to be cornered in the kitchen to make out while a pot of pasta boils over on the stove. to fall asleep and hear them snoring softly and laugh at the little trail of drool out of the corner of their mouth. to spend money together and share chores and pick on each other for your weird habits. it's not always perfect and beautiful, but it's comfortable and familiar and I just think it's neat.

[fruitvendor]

hearing someone you love laugh is? easily one of the best things on earth

[obsidian-svn]

I need to go sit by a small stream/river and enjoy nature

[dateagirlsuggestion]

Date a girl who makes it feel like there’s a sunset in your chest every time you look at her

[undertheinfluencex1]

[mournfulroses]

Albert Camus, from his novel titled "The Stranger," originally published in May 1942