#love truth

[11-bubbles]

I think the problem is that we expect our lovers to love us the way we should love ourselves.

~gabby

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[kingvulture]

Because sometimes you gotta toast with yourself

[craigtowens]

“Love people more than policies, but love truth more than people.” —John Maxwell

[mybeautifulchristianjourney]

Therefore, faithful Christian, seek the truth, listen to the truth, learn the truth, love the truth, tell the truth, learn the truth, defend the truth even to death.

Jan Hus

[unionprana]

Heal your inner world and the outer world will match a vibration of love and joy.

[marisadonnelly]

We try so hard to label the affection we have for someone. We categorize our emotions, based on what we see around us, based on our past relationships, based on the movies or music or images we see on a television screen. We make comparisons between what was and what is, between people, between entanglements and connections and ideas that we absorb from the crazy world around us. We want, we need to know what we’re falling into as we’re falling into it. We need to have some sense of where we’re headed, or some sort of safety net so we don’t get hurt. We need to know whether or not we’re wasting our time. We need to define ‘love’ so that we can have some sort of control as we let our feelings go. If we know what we’re doing, how we’re feeling, where we’re headed, that somehow allows us to release, doesn’t it? But what if that’s the whole point? To not know. To not understand. To not be able to define or label or make sense of. But to feel.

Marisa Donnelly

[marisadonnelly]

Watching you walk away has taught me that sometimes people leave, and sometimes, no matter how much you love someone, you cannot convince them to stay. And you shouldn’t have to.

Marisa Donnelly