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“I was prepared, but it still hurt.”

— Hiro Fujiwara (via quotemadness)

“Moving on is terrifying. Letting go is terrifying. But nothing is more terrifying than waiting for someone to come back when they never truly had any intention of staying.”

— Juansen Dizon, Lessons in Heartbreak

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When you’ve got a crush, it’s easy to project an entire love story on the object of your affection before you’ve even really gotten to know them — which might mean that things could take a disappointing turn. You may be all butterflies and tongue-tied now, but unfortunately that infatuation doesn’t always have a happy ending. Love is unpredictable, and the risk of heartbreak shouldn’t keep you from having a little fun.

here’s to finding out how badly your crush will disappoint you 🥂

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“Homosexuality is wrong, the Bible says it!”

So is:

wearing two different fabrics

eating pigs and rabbits

wearing torn clothes

having short hair

having tattoos

having more than one type of plant in your garden

going to church in the first 2 months after you’ve given birth

masturbating

wearing jewlery

remarrying

women saying anything in church, ever

eating lobsters

divorcing

eating fat

touching women who are on their periods are touching something that has been touched by a woman who is on her period

cross breeding

people with flat noses becoming priests (?)

cheating

saying God’s name

gossiping

going to church if your balls are injured in any way

wizards (?)

so we’re all going to hell anyways.

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“Betrayal. It’s one of the worst feelings.”

— Jay Asher, Thirteen Reasons Why (via books-n-quotes)

I dated someone who I let manipulate me.

Every time he bailed on me or ignored my calls he somehow made me feel as if I deserved it. He made me feel as if I didn’t deserve to be spoken to. Every time I questioned him cheating, he somehow turned it around to me. It was my fault he hid things because ‘if I trusted him, he wouldn’t have to hide it.’ It was my fault he messaged girls on social media because, ‘if I trusted him, it shouldn’t matter who he talked to’. He manipulated me into believing I was the crazy one.