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have we yet considered how dukexiety coded 7mih by msi is
Correct. Who is this Amaya i am most intrigued
A!!!!!! Hi princey, cool jupmscare thanks/lh
uhhh amaya is my oc and the mcof my undertale au melancholytale, shes charas bio sibling that fell down underground with them <33 she is SOOO unwell after their and asriels deaths its so so fascinating to explore ahah. she ihas made a home in a corner ofmy brain like a stupid worm
small edit just realized i didnt mention So much stuff so feel free to ask any more questions :)) ignore my everything tho Ahaah
Day 2 - Cuddling under the stars
It was ‘somewhere’ but I didn't like the title...
From Our Readers: You Were Never Really Mine To Begin With You were a stranger to me once.
When you simply live your life in a way that makes you happy, it would never really be necessary to actually care about what's going to happen next. This is how I lived my past. I never really cared, because I had a wonderful life full of parties and booze and friends. But I chose to ditch that life so I could pursue writing. It was a tough time for me, and I told myself that I will never care as much as I used to. It worked well for me. And then you came.
You were a stranger to me once. We got to know each other better over time, and we got really close. You were there for me most of the time. I got so used to the idea of always having you around that it was never really fun without you anymore.Come to think of it, I shouldn't feel this way at all. We never really had a label to begin with and you never gave me a hint. I, on the other hand, gave all the hints I could manage. I guess it was just too overwhelming for me to actually like someone again. It was nice, but I knew it would not end right.
I've only you in pictures, and we all know how crazy it would be if we did have a relationship. I liked you a lot. Maybe it's the idea of you I'm in love with. It always felt like I've known you all my life. It felt like everything I told myself in the past— to guard my heart and to stay away from feelings—just melted away when you came into my life. And it sucks because I'm terrified.
There's just something about you that feels like home to me. Now that you're not around as much, it feels like I’m losing my home piece by piece. All I can do is watch it fall apart and let it go. You will always be important to me, but maybe it's time to open my hands and let go. I guess I always knew this was coming. I just never really said it out loud because I didn’t want to be as scared as I am right now. I knew it was going to change one way or another and there was no turning back. The truth is… I cannot really lose you, because you were never really mine to begin with. You were there, but you were not really there for real. It felt like you were mine for a while, but you were never really mine. Maybe it just felt really good to have someone again, albeit just for a short time. At least, I know that you will never be someone I’m ever going to lose. You were never mine.
Mary Elizabeth Francisco blogs at marshmary.com. From candymagloves.
WOop, my B. I mistook the wording for an "orthodox" Christian attack on Mormonism. This place is often very unfreindly to mormonism. Sorry about my mistake!
I meant it only in the sense that Mormons are heterodox Christians that most would deem heretical.
We blame society but 'WE' are society.
Thanks to everyone who have followed me, reblogged my posts, and have liked what I had to say during my live blogging of the MTV Video Music Awards 2013. Let's do it again in 2014.
Religion, in its discontinued historical contingency, under erasure, doesn't immediately reconstitute transcendentalism; the stable image of religion is no more a monolithic concrete structure to be overcame than it is transcendental in itself.