heaven's full & hell won't have me

Bands are my life ♡ Jessica//17 instagram: @jessicabcarver

[500lettersforyou]

“You speak so highly of him,” he said to her, “Why do you do that? Why do you speak of him as if he put the stars in the sky when he did nothing but break you so god damn much that the cracks in your heart were practically visible through your eyes.” She laughed, “that’s the thing about love, isn’t it? You’ll let them get away with murder, even if it’s your own.”

Excerpt of a book I’ll never write (via 500lettersforyou)

[especiallypeaches]

She’s one of those people who don’t know any better than to ruin everything they have.

k.n. (via especiallypeaches)

[nwumb]

// Constant thoughts that terrify me. Pt 1

[poppunkandanarchy]

The way I thought of him was like looking at the devil and only seeing an angel.

I still can’t see clear (via poppunkandanarchy)

[poppunkandanarchy]

The way I thought of him was like looking at the devil and only seeing an angel.

I still can’t see clear (via poppunkandanarchy)

[viciouslycyd]

[nata5haa]

[exhalence]

[mitten]

[momandpopmusic-blog]

[unaparted]

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[poppunkandanarchy]

I was fire and you were gasoline. We went up in flames and you burned out the best parts of me.

My flame still doesn’t shine as bright. (via poppunkandanarchy)

[poppunkandanarchy]

You can’t keep letting the same person hurt you over and over and call it love just because you care too much to let them go.

Why won’t I understand this (via poppunkandanarchy)

[slayv]

[hopelessfangirlsince1997-blog]

[poppunkandanarchy]

Just because the fire keeps you warm, doesn’t mean you should let it burn you.

Just because someone makes you feel special doesn’t mean it’s okay for them to hurt you (via poppunkandanarchy)

[poppunkandanarchy]

The way I thought of him was like looking at the devil and only seeing an angel.

I still can't see clear

[her-minds-a-mess]

But what if you aren’t overthinking this time? What if all those crazy thoughts that kept you up at 3am were actually true? You’re so used to being told that you’re overreacting that you can’t even recognize when you aren’t.

Excerpt #84 (via her-minds-a-mess)