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there's a s t o r y at the bottom of this bottle and i'm the pen.

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I like flaws. I think they make things interesting.

Sarah Dessen, The Truth About Forever (via stimartins)

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[fyp-science]

A clever person solves a problem. A wise person avoids it.

Albert Einstein  (via wordsnquotes)

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“Poetry can be dangerous, especially beautiful poetry, because it gives the illusion of having had the experience without actually going through it.”

― Rumi, The Book of Love: Poems of Ecstasy and Longing (via thethepoetry)

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hey guys i’ve gotta go do some shit but hopefully i’ll catch you later if not tmrw! (but pray it doesn’t take forever pls)

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i am so about walking around museums and holding hands

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I like people who read books, and oddly what I somehow find to like about them is that sometimes there’s a lovely slight arrogance in the way they speak. A little pride of knowing much mixed with the insecurity of not knowing enough. Interesting.

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iMSG 📨 polly😍

natalia: i accept your apology & i'm sorry for being an asshole, but i can't do this. we can still be friends but i can't do anything that goes beyond that. i can't do anything with a person that suggests giving up on me after just a little bit of pressure, because i don't want someone who runs away when there's a lot of it. i cannot and i will not put myself through that kind of pain ever again

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iMSG 📨 polly😍

natalia: i never said it was okay but i at least fucking explain it, apollo. my anger right now, in this very moment, has absolutely everything to do with you because all you're doing is dismissing what i'm telling you!!!!!!!! the situation isn't all your fault but your words ARE. just as my words are my own fault

natalia: that's a start. at least admitting you're scared is better than acting like my feelings aren't real or valid

natalia: lmao okay, apollo. if you want to give up on me so fast, you go right the fuck ahead. but i won't forget that.

apollo: Okay, this is no really going anywhere, so let's just end it with this: I'm sorry. I'm very sorry, I'm extremely sorry. I'm all sorry. I didn't mean to hurt your feelings or dismiss them or frustrate you or do any of those things. I really didn't, and I did out of a place of confusion and I don't even really know what else anymore but that's not the point. The point is that I'm sorry and that's still all that I can give you. I really want to fix this, but I'm just going to let you do it or not do it. It's completely up to you. Whether you want to continue being my friend and not hating each other or not being friends and completely hating each other is completely your choice. Personally, I'd like us to be friends again, but I can't make you do anything you don't want to do. So if you want to be friends or enemies or frenemies or whatever made up word might define this relationship, just let me know so I was given a proper heads up. I'll probably be in the exact spot that I am right now no matter how long it takes you but I digress. You get to decide whether you care about me more than you hate what I did, so do it or don't. Like I said, it's for you to decide because I can't make you do anything --- and I never thought I could.

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“A handsy? A generous poke? Playing with the shaft? Never mind. Does everybody really slam their door that often? I haven’t noticed. Challenging personalities is just a nice way to say that some college kids are douchenozzles.”

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“You’ve never noticed? Then again, I probably only notice because I hate the sound of slamming doors so that’s naturally all I’m able to hear when I’m trying to do something quiet and productive. Well, yes, but I thought saying that some college kids have challenging personalities sounded more intelligent.”