#lub-dub

[yeyeyeyeyeyeaaahh]

Stumbled upon this article from Thought Catalog, and suddenly, I asked myself: "Did he really helped me be the best possible version of myself?"

I can't barely remember a single moment when he did something to encourage me on my passion. Sure, he did not stopped me to do the things that I want to do, but it's just like that. Nothing else.

Is it maybe because we have different interests? Or he's just too focused only on himself and his growth?

I just realized everything after six years...and now I feel validated. Now I know I did the right thing almost three months ago. The guilt of letting him go is now slowly ceasing.

Alright then. I'll do it by myself for now.

Here's the link of the article: https://thoughtcatalog.com/brianna-wiest/2019/08/this-is-the-only-way-to-truly-determine-if-someone-is-the-love-of-your-life/

[asysto-le]

'Some men die looking for gold, some die looking for a hand to hold.'

At The Bottom - Brand New

[dieselotherapy]

[yeyeyeyeyeyeaaahh]

I didn't choose you. My medulla oblongata did.

[empiricaldaily]

The Lub-Dub of Your Heart [Until it's Reinvented].

[yeyeyeyeyeyeaaahh]

You have to learn that sometimes it isn't love. It's just a feeling. A sudden feeling, and you just over-reacted

[yeyeyeyeyeyeaaahh]

We are all looking for the one person who will give us what we’re lacking in this life. And if we don’t manage to find him we can only pray that he will find us

[yeyeyeyeyeyeaaahh]

Mahina ang taong di kayang panindigan ang kanilang naumpisahan. Kaya wag mong sasabihin mahal mo ang isang tao kung ikaw mismo ang mang-iiwan.