Stay Calm

[spikyseasponge]

pink princess philodendron

[hairstylesbeauty]

[seamlessoo]

In Favor

[rabbitinthemeadow]

Enraptured by the sweetness of that blissful melody // Part 24

[protect-and-love-cats]

My two favorite things in the world cats and books 😍🐈❤️

[itallstartedwithakiss]

[mybeautifulbleedingpieces]

Ours is not a romance. It is a tragedy. History made it so. Not to tell a lesson. But to make people feel...feel something. Love is not always good for the heart. It is not always butterflies in the stomach, or a bouquet of freshly picked roses. It is a game that we have to play sometimes. Even though the rules are not always fair and you have to die a death you don't deserve to give life to the other. You can't complain. Nor file an appeal. That's not how it works. For the jury, it doesn't always give its verdict in favor of the hopeless romantic. The judge passes your sentence with the pound of his gavel. And the next thing you know, you're being thrown in a faraway dungeon. No, it is not a romance at all. History has its own messy twists, don't you think? And love...it is not always blissful. So if you have to drink from that cup, make sure you are capable of enduring unspeakable things. For that's the essense of everything love has ever put forth for the sake of its own godly name.

-Love isn't always good for the hopeless romantic,

Katie, 20:00

[hatmuanho]

"Họ coi mình không như là mình coi họ. Mình sẽ tự hạ giá mình xuống nếu cứ đuổi theo những thứ không đem lại cho mình sự tôn trọng hai chiều."

Trích dẫn hay

[genterie]

source: unknown

[lauramakabresku]

Guardian Angels

[thegoodvybe]

[noiredesir-deactivated20250203]

Hanne Garthe - Deux en Un, 1977

[gosh]

via weheartit

[espadaclover]

You know what? It’s really like that sometimes.

[habaebiti]

It Doesn’t Matter - Aerial East

[wordscanbeenough]

Denise Levertov, "What She Could Not Tell Him", Poems 1972-1982

[weltenwellen]

“(…) I want to learn how to talk about drowning without drowning. And sometimes I worry: what if I’m only painting the walls of the room I’m locked in? That’s a really uncomfortable question to consider.”

— Richard Siken, “Play Is Fundamental”, Interviewed by Mandy Grathwohl