-Being ME-serable.

-A 'different' girl like 'every' other girl. -18 years old. -Not perfect. -Not bothered. -Always Happy even if it requires pretending. -Extremely fragile but too stubborn to admit when something hurts. -Just so you know, I might not seem to be a very nice girl but I love helping people so feel free to message me if you are down or what so ever. I`l try my best to get back ASAP. <3 -Loveya'all.

[my-life-revolves-around-me]

I love your account so so much, your feed is so inspirational! <3

Thanks soo muchh. Xxx

[the-book-ferret]

This book. My heart!

[animalsnaps]

[therelatableimages]

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[a-thousand-words]

What’s broken is broken — and I’d rather remember it as it was than mend it and see the broken places as long as I lived.

Margaret Mitchell (via a-thousand-words)

[therelatableimages]

[haleyincarnate]

"Her words dove into him like a rock sinking through the water."

[xpeoplealwaysleavex]

[whitepaperquotes]

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[beclassygirls]

[my-teen-quote]

[jerichoes]

Quite honestly the thing that interests me the most about her relationships with Gale and Peeta is that they’re completely organic to the situations. That in the beginning of Catching Fire, she wants to forget her time in the games and go on with her regular life, which means she will be pushing herself away from Peeta because he’s a reminder of the Games, and growing closer to her childhood friend Gale because he reminds her of home. But when she’s thrown back into the Games, she’s pulled away from Gale and pushed back towards Peeta, because she finds comfort in him having shared the trauma of the Games. But I never, for one minute, think that she sits around debating who she likes better. She doesn’t have time for it.

Francis Lawrence, the he-fucking-gets-it director for Mockingjay and Catching Fire (via lidsthesky)

[my-teen-quote]

[thebooker-deactivated20160630]

She wanted to lose herself in the words, in other times and places.

George R.R. Martin, A Storm of Swords (via lidsthesky)