My sad side...

There for express, not to impress.

[bravesouul]

[anancientheart]

ok universe, i’m ready to feel good things. make me feel good things.

[sunsetquotes]

Just remember that sometimes, the way you think about a person isn’t the way they actually are.

John Green; Paper Towns (via sunsetquotes)

[blossomfully]

At 20, I am beginning to love the parts of myself that 16-year-old me never thought I could love. Funny how things change. Funny how they get better. 

[thegoodvybe]

[mitten]

[juansendizon]

And all she loved, she loved with a little sadness in her heart.

Juansen Dizon (via juansendizon)

[extramadness]

[remanence-of-love]

[deeplifequotes]

Someone who wants the best for you is what’s best for you.

(via deeplifequotes)

[wnq-writers]

[syntacked]

To have someone understand your mind is a different kind of intimacy.

Unknown (via syntacked)

[remanence-of-love]

My mind is a battlefield of melancholy and anxiety. In the heat of my mental warfare, you embraced me like the wind. When your softness made this restless mind stay so silent, you felt like a room full of safety.

Clarity//Conee Berdera (via remanence-of-love)

[thepsychmind]

[shareaquote]

Heartbreak is an odd experience. At 7am you wish you could snooze your alarm and hide from the sunlight. At 10 you feel unstoppable and like maybe today is the day the heartbreak will ease. At 1pm you’re crying at your desk silently, hoping no one will notice and at 2 you’re running to the bathroom because you feel nauseous. At 3 you feel like you can manage. At 5 you’re exhausted from your heart leading you on this emotional roller coaster and your brain unsuccessfully trying to take back control. Come 8 o’clock and you’re squeezing your pillow, howling out to the moon wishing you could feel anything, anything but this.

m.s  (via shareaquote)

[shareaquote]

Heartbreak is an odd experience. At 7am you wish you could snooze your alarm and hide from the sunlight. At 10 you feel unstoppable and like maybe today is the day the heartbreak will ease. At 1pm you’re crying at your desk silently, hoping no one will notice and at 2 you’re running to the bathroom because you feel nauseous. At 3 you feel like you can manage. At 5 you’re exhausted from your heart leading you on this emotional roller coaster and your brain unsuccessfully trying to take back control. Come 8 o’clock and you’re squeezing your pillow, howling out to the moon wishing you could feel anything, anything but this.

m.s  (via shareaquote)

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