📖: 𝑰𝒕 𝑯𝒂𝒑𝒑𝒆𝒏𝒆𝒅 𝑶𝒏𝒆 𝑺𝒖𝒎𝒎𝒆𝒓 (𝐵𝑒𝑙𝑙𝑖𝑛𝑔𝑒𝑟 𝑆𝑖𝑠𝑡𝑒𝑟𝑠 #1) 🚢🌊🦀
✍🏽: 𝐓𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐚 𝐁𝐚𝐢𝐥𝐞𝐲

- 23.04pm
good parents don’t raise children with flashbacks
good parents don’t raise children with extreme fear of touch
good parents don’t raise children who can’t say no
(continue the chain! reblog with “good parents don’t raise children” and write your own symptoms!)
when you find the right person they won’t take all your problems away. they won’t make your rent any cheaper or your parents any nicer or your workload any lighter. but oh, your life will feel easier. when you find the right person you’ll smile brighter without even trying. food will taste better, and you won’t even need alcohol. when you find the right person you’ll get dizzy and drunk off their laugh, or the way they tuck your hair behind your ear when it falls in your face. when you find the right person they definitely won’t take all your problems away, but they’ll make your problems feel a whole lot more bearable. when you find the right person you’ll know. you’ll know that they are it for you, forever. and you’ll do anything you can not to lose them. when you find the right person, god, you’ll never want to let them go. sometimes you’ll lie awake at night, staring at the ceiling, wondering how the hell you got so lucky, and how the hell you’ll ever be able to live without them when they’re gone. ‘don’t worry,” they’ll say “i’m not going anywhere.” and then they’ll hold you until the sun rises. that might just be the moment when you realize that there is nobody else you’d rather see the sun rise with. when you find the right person you’ll fight. there will be 2:00am screaming matches and slamming bedroom doors and hot, salty tears running down both your face and theirs. but when you find the right person it won’t even matter, because no fight is too big that it can’t be fixed with flowers and an i love you. actually, the flowers won’t be necessary. all you’ll need is an i love you. when you find the right person all you’ll ever need is an i love you.
you will know love and loss and lonely nights. you will know what it’s like to laugh until your sides hurt and you will know what it’s like to cry until you’re left gasping for air. but when you find the right person—and you will find them, i promise—it won’t matter that life is hard and unfair and unpredictable. because when you find the right person, you will know that you won’t ever have to go through it all alone.
I cut a lot of toxic people out of my life last year, including family and friends that I’ve known forever and now I’m at a point where I don’t really have any friends. I’m not gonna lie, it was very hard to do. But once I learned how to spend time with myself and actually have fun, I appreciated the process, this took me a couple of days to make, so I hope you guys really enjoy this!
Heres 100 ways to have fun without having any friends:
Kids with bad parents are more likely to be shaped by cartoons characters they idolized growing up than their bad parents, pass it on
“1. We met in the waiting room of our therapist’s office. He told me that orchids symbolize death and stuck one behind my ear. I kissed him too hard and my mother asked me why the scent of liquor was hanging off all my clothes. 8 months later I left white oleanders on his grave. They’re poisonous. I think we were too. 2. He drove too fast and I played music too loud and kissed him while he drove. We were our own accident waiting to happen. We almost drowned one night when we fell into a lake in the middle of winter. When we fell in love. He left me a note telling me that being with me was like being alone. I deleted his number but kept it written down in the back of my old social studies notebook from middle school. I have called him 8 times since then. 3. God, I would’ve fucking died for him. In a few ways, I did. 4. He fucked someone else because he hated the way my scars would split open and bleed all over my clothes. I took a lot of pictures of him. They’re still in my attic. I tried to burn them once but my hair caught fire instead. 5. I never knew his middle name. He spoke in poetry and choked down cigarettes and never answered my calls. I held his hand too tightly. He would climb in my window and fall asleep next to me. I think he had nightmares most nights. My mother found out he was staying over and kicked him out. Everything stopped smelling like him. I hate it. 6. We tried to run away but we were only 16 and we weren’t allowed to buy train tickets so we took a bus but I got sick halfway and threw up my parent’s worried voicemails. He took me to some shitty motel and let me sleep while he went out to buy drugs. We went home and never saw each other again. 7. He would touch my best friend’s thigh under the table when we all went out. I pretended not to notice. He pretended to love me. 8. We wrote each other love letters and he cut my hair to my shoulders. He tasted like coffee with two packets of sugar because that’s all he drank. He was still tired all the time. I wish I could’ve woken him up. My hair is down to my waist now. I can’t remember the sound of his voice. 9. I’m not sure if I ever even loved him. I think I might’ve been so in love with him. He lived next door. Our mothers hated each other. When he was 6 he pulled the flowers out of the garden in our backyard. When we turned 17 he followed me home from school and kissed me. He would wipe away my tears when I cried. And then a new girl showed up at school and he started taking a different route home. He pulled all the flowers out of my fucking garden.”
— 9 boys my mother warned me not to kiss (via extrasad)
“1. Seeing blood on your own hands doesn’t make you a poet 2. Kiss the boy you know won’t call you back, don’t cry when he doesn’t call you back 3. It’s pointless to cover your scars with long sleeves and band-aids and bad excuses 4. Bad things have good aim. Don’t think the horrors in the world won’t hurt you. You’re gonna get shot in the heart 5. Remember that one of these days you’re going to have to face death a million times, your mom won’t live forever and neither will your friends or your little brother 6. Drinking too much isn’t even fun. You just feel sick 7. Take a lot of pictures because soon you’ll be thirty-five and you won’t remember who you were at fifteen; you were so much sweeter at fifteen 8. Don’t pick flowers 9. I used to fall in love so I had a reason to kill myself when it didn’t work out, don’t do that to yourself or your mom 10. Don’t kill yourself 11. You don’t have to have a relationship with your parents. Blood isn’t love 12. You don’t have to be in love with yourself 13. Don’t tell your boyfriend your lucky number, he’ll jinx it when you break up 14. Try not to hurt other people, you’ll get splinters in your fingers if you’re always breaking bones 15. Put yourself first and learn how to stop bleeding on your own, without band-aids or boyfriends.”
— Things seventeen taught me (via extrasad)
The closest wallpaper i can relate to magic mushrooms in my experience.