Love is dangerous for someone like me. If I love you, I don’t do it halfway. I’d rip my heart out and hand it to you, knowing damn well you could destroy it.
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@lilcunt
Love is dangerous for someone like me. If I love you, I don’t do it halfway. I’d rip my heart out and hand it to you, knowing damn well you could destroy it.
I'm different and you know that
no one says big mood anymore. no one even says mood. no one says anything. all thats left is a dry wind, that scours my face until i bleed
like a piece of art
u can stare at her but u can’t touch her
if you want to be trusted, be honest
I water you, you water me; we grow together.
Sometimes flirting isn't pick-up lines and sexual innuendos, sometimes it's asking questions about their passions, noticing little details, and embracing their flaws.
good music saves bad days
every time you post a new photo on social media, my heart skips a beat, and i find myself falling even more in love with you. your beautiful brown eyes remind me of a warm sunset.
Make her smile before kissing her so you can taste her happiness
Growth starts where excuses end. Take the first step.
hey do you wanna go to the park and sit on the swings and look at the moon together
i don't belong to those who belong to everyone
— Sunrise, by Louise Glück