Like Fire & Gasoline

Brooke. 21. Writing. Literature. Poetry. [L]GBTQ+. Mental Health Awareness.

[xxonlymythoughtsxx]

It's a thin line between loving to be alone and falling into isolation

[ohbutwebestmakepeacewithit]

post secret 22.09.19

[petekeys]

The Heart Rate of a Mouse - Vol.2: Wolves vs. Hearts   Chapter 2: A Golden Opportunity

[sorrrows]

Imperfection is the route to lasting longer. 

It’s the flaws that attract our attention. Absolute perfection is boring: there’s nothing to examine, nothing to discover. This is true for perfect beauty or the perfect government or the perfect anything – we need the flaws. They make us stronger, keep us alive.

This, of course, is assuming that the imperfections aren’t grave enough to cause everything we’ve ever known to blow up in our hands.

Ripping the flesh. Melting the skin.

Look down and see the white bone shining through torn muscle.

Ask yourself: what have I done?

-The Heart Rate of A Mouse, Volume 2: Wolves vs. Hearts II, Chapter VIII

[autumnfallyear]

[aidashakur]

Should’ve left me alone if I wasn’t what you wanted

[green-eyedmissourigirl]

Say it louder

[eliminated]

[waitingfor-you]

found this in my high school bathroom stall //

[cocsa-survivors]

one day, you’ll wake up and things will feel easier. recovery is a slow painful process but you will not always feel the way you do now. joy and comfort are worth fighting for.

[seraphimrot]

[the-sparkling-b]

This is not where it ends

[plasticblisss]

me? both avoiding and craving attention? you bet

[radiantquotes]

“You are so much more than the people who couldn’t love you enough to stay. What is meant for you will always find you. Always.”

[introvertfashion]

[trippyytrip]

You drained all the love I had inside of me

Toxic relationships

[dolleyeresponse]

concept: all normal checkouts are replaced with self-checkouts but instead of losing their jobs the cashiers now get to sit on top of lifeguard chairs and periodically throw wine glasses at me like dracula while i buy my goods

[llonelyrollingstarr]

what is a customer? a miserable little pile of coupons

[zgorsze-nie]