The Late King | King Agnarr of Arendelle

indie, selective rp sideblog for King Agnarr of Arendelle. For follows, please refer to my main blog. This blog has Frozen II spoilers. Written by Tala.

[broccoliveins]

Fantasia (1940)

[moretrashyrpmemes]

Bitter Sentence Starters

“I don’t care if you apologized I’m still pissed about it”

“I’m allowed to be upset about this!”

“Don’t tell me I can’t cry and be hurt”

“Fuck you and fuck everything you’ve ever stood for”

“I’d rather die than have to spend another night with you”

“I don’t care.. I don’t fucking care don’t you get it??”

“You are the worst person I’ve ever met”

“I wish I had never met you”

“I’m tired of how you make me feel- like utter shit”

“You don’t define me, I define me”

“Of course I’m bitter!”

“I hate this and I hate everything about it”

“I’d jump off a cliff before I do that”

“I have self respect, so no”

“Maybe it is unhealthy, but it’s not going to stop me”

“Let me destroy myself”

“Stop acting like you care”

“Get out of my life and don’t even think about coming back”

“I hate you. I hate you more than I could ever express” 

“Don’t expect me to be happy after all you’ve done”

[gryffindorglamour]

[gairid]

HMS Agamemnon  - Geoff Hunt

[wnq-writers]

The problem with having no place which you can call a home is that you have nowhere to go when your soul is tired.

far-far-awayy  (via wordsnquotes)

[wnq-typography]

Never

More Jonathan Safran Foer at wordsnquotes

[wordsnquotes]

Sometimes I’m certain those who are happy know one thing more than us… or one thing less.

Anne Michaels, “The Weight of Oranges” (via wordsnquotes)

[wordsnquotes]

amorevolous

(adjective, 1670-1670) An obscure and obsolete word, amorevolous is characterized as loving and affectionate. It is impossible to comprehend what caused the death of this elegant word in the English lexicon since it contains ancient roots. Therefore, it is difficult to ignore its etymology; it possesses the word amor, which in Latin is love. Its prefix also reminds us of the word love in several Romance languages, such as amour (in French), amore (in Italian) and amor (in Catalan, Spanish, Portuguese and Galician.) Amorevolous is truly a glamorous word.  (via wordsnquotes)

[thequotejournals]

He knew why he wanted to kiss her. Because she was beautiful. And before that, because she was kind. And before that, because she was smart and funny. Because she was exactly the right kind of smart and funny. Because he could imagine taking a long trip with her without ever getting bored. Because whenever he saw something new and interesting, or new and ridiculous, he always wondered what she’d have to say about it–how many stars she’d give it and why.

Rainbow Rowell, Attachments (via wordsnquotes)

[radiantroyalrogue]

[shareaquote]

You get to know someone not from what they say, but from what they don’t.

14979  (via wordsnquotes)

[gryffindorglamour]

[shareaquote]

Acceptance is the greatest promise of this world. The acceptance of past failings and wrong moves made each other regardless of physical traits differing communities, big or small a continuous struggling and conflicting nature the flaws and scars of another and most of all, the acceptance of all pieces of you. But the road paved to acceptance was never going to be easy. It would be filled with falls and stumbles turns taken in error short victories and great losses and if we are not careful veering off the set path too quick, too soon Acceptance may very well be the cause of our greatest defeat.

dreamerthinkerwisher, A Teetering Society (via wordsnquotes)

[artsnquotes]

I’m really afraid to feel happy because it never lasts.

Andy Warhol (via wnq-art)

[gryffindorglamour]

[shareaquote]

Your deep look said it louder than your words could.

rebdomina (via wordsnquotes)

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by kantorka.