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When you have been broken, even the belief that someone can love even the broken pieces of your heart will be lost.

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Nagagalit ka dahil naging masaya ako nung wala na tayo. Dapat nga maging masaya ka din, dahil sumaya ako nung nakipaghiwalay ka. Maraming salamat sayo. Hindi ka nagkamali, tama ang desisyon mo.

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Eye contact is way more intimate than words will ever be.

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I bet she’s beautiful, that girl he talks about. and she’s got everything that I have to live without.

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The Story So Far- “Distaste” (x)

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when you trying to not give a shit about someone but you definitely giving a shit about them

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Ariana Miyamoto, The First Black Miss Universe Japan 2015

Miyamoto says she entered the competition after a mixed race friend committed suicide because of the teasing she received. So the backlash she’s received is nothing new and will fuel her fight to end racial prejudice.

“I was prepared for the criticism. I’d be lying to say it didn’t hurt at all. I’m Japanese — I stand up and bow when I answer the phone. But that criticism did give me extra motivation,” she told AFP in an interview.

“I didn’t feel any added pressure because the reason I took part in the pageant was my friend’s death. My goal was to raise awareness of racial discrimination,” added Miyamoto, who was bullied as a schoolgirl growing up in the port town of Sasebo, near Nagasaki.

“Now I have a great platform to deliver that message as the first Black Miss Universe Japan. It’s always hard to be the first, so in that respect what Naomi Campbell did was really amazing.”

“I used to get bullied as a kid but I’ve got mentally stronger, to protect myself,” said the model.

“When I was small I stood out and always felt I had to fit in with everyone. I’d try not to bring attention to myself, but now I say what I feel. I do things my own way.”

“I want to start a revolution,” Miyamoto added with a laugh. “I can’t change things overnight but in 100-200 years there will be very few pure Japanese left, so we have to start changing the way we think.”