They broke apart like it meant nothing. But the way they looked at each other after?
That said everything
This ruined me actually.
They never stopped choosing each other, even when they stopped saying it out loud.
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They broke apart like it meant nothing. But the way they looked at each other after?
That said everything
This ruined me actually.
They never stopped choosing each other, even when they stopped saying it out loud.
La luna conosce l’amore stanco degli esseri umani,
sa cosa vuol dire sentirsi incompleti
e continuare a cambiare forma
pur di non scomparire del tutto.
Ci somiglia quando si spezza piano,
quando resta a metà
e finge di stare bene,
quando brilla anche se le manca qualcosa.
Lei sa che la malinconia
non è assenza di luce,
ma luce che ha imparato a soffrire in silenzio.
Ogni sua fase è una nostalgia,
un ritorno che fa male,
un modo delicato di dirci
che l’amore non è essere pieni,
ma restare
anche quando ci sentiamo meno.
E forse per questo la guardiamo così tanto:
perché nella sua distanza gentile
ci promette che spezzarsi
non significa smettere di amare,
ma solo imparare
un altro modo di brillare.
I am autistic.
I see warmth from a distance.
I suffer from a subtle separation.
I hate it.
I do not want to be alone.
This is not some coping mechanism.
This is not some hoping mechanism.
This is a subtle schism between myself and others.
It hurts.
I spend a lot of time dissecting human interaction.
I can interact better then.
I cannot spend much time having it myself.
It is repelled by my self.
There is no disdain in distance.
There is quiet and unremarkable pain.
You can never see it.
You can never feel it.
It is still there.
There is a cold weightless stillness.
There is some connection there.
There is a longing for more.
This is not caused by distance.
This is not caused by fear.
It existed since my childhood.
It existed for as long as I could.
It hurts.
-Icky
𝐖𝐞𝐥𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐞 𝐭𝐨 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐃𝐚𝐫𝐤 𝐑𝐨𝐨𝐦
Where every word is dressed in lace and longing. Where shadows speak louder than daylight ever dared. You may undress your shame here. Slowly. Delicately.
𝐀 𝐒𝐨𝐟𝐭 𝐀𝐫𝐜𝐡𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐒𝐢𝐧 | 𝐒𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐲 𝐈𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐱
S*ft Porn Sadness
Where Lust Lives After Love Dies
Too Late
You know what's strange?
I've never been someone’s first choice.
Never the one they opened the door for.
I was always just outside—so close I could hear the laughter,
feel the warmth through the cracks.
But not close enough to be let in.
I always arrive late.
Too late for love.
Too late for space in their heart.
By the time I get there,
someone else has already unpacked their memories,
left their scent in the sheets,
written their name on the walls.
And me?
I just stand there,
holding all this love
with nowhere to put it.
Maybe if I looked like her.
Smiled like her.
Maybe if I reminded them of something familiar,
something already loved—
they would have made space for me.
But I’m not her.
And because of that,
no matter how softly I knock,
the door stays shut.
Every time,
I get to their heart
just a little too late.
And they never wait for me.
Vishakha Kallani
We are all just stars with human names,
borrowed flesh, borrowed time,
trying to remember the shape of the sky
while learning how to breathe on earth.
We burn in silence,
slow and faithful,
loving too much, hoping too hard,
turning longing into light.
Every goodbye consumes us,
every dream costs a little more flame,
and still we keep shining—
not because it’s easy,
but because it’s the only way
we know how to exist.
Some nights we look up
and feel homesick for something
we can’t name,
for a place where loving doesn’t hurt
and light doesn’t have to destroy itself.
Maybe we’re not lost.
Maybe burning is the journey.
Maybe the sky is not a place above us,
but the moment we dare
to feel everything
and still choose to shine.