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Es un poco irónico, que yo aconsejé a otros, a querer la vida, y apreciarla. Cuando todos los días sueño con perder la mía.
drink your coffee. read your books. it's chaos out there.
You are the resting pulse I return to after the long shifts, the baseline that never wavers.
Your voice is my auscultation — I listen and find no murmur, no turbulence, just the steady rhythm of a home I did not know I was searching for. You are not a diagnosis. You are the quiet room after the code is called, where silence is not empty but full.
When I press my palm to your sternum, I feel no pathology — only the warmth of a heart that beats in time with mine. You are my benign constant, the one finding I do not need to treat or cure. I simply need to stay beside you, watching your ribs rise and fall in sleep, counting each breath like a promise I want to keep.
You are the clinical pearl I never learned in lectures — that love is not a symptom, but a vital sign. And yours, my love, is the only one I trust.
Meet me in the pouring rain!🤍
HELLO PITTSSS?????
He’s so underrated, omfg!!! I mean, look at this dilf!
once upon a midnight dreary, while i pondered weak and weary,
over many a quaint and curious volume of forgotten lore…