me and my big teddy bear

Nicholas Sparks (via naturaekos)

Are you ever just like wow I’d take care of you and care about you so hard

i love the fact that like… if you wanted to you could throw a chair… stool…. lamp… medium sized houseplant… even a lightweight table…. theres nothing physically stopping you from throwing furniture around, only social constructs and your own cowardice.

rupi kaur, milk and honey (via andmyheadhigh)

there is so much beauty in road trips tbh like driving past neon lights and looking at the stars and getting out of the car to get gas and snacks at 2am and driving past red rocks and fresh air and seeing the moon while listening to music that makes you feel a certain way idk UGH

I’ve realized lately why I have been pushing away all the guys that are so nice to me. It’s because i’m afraid of falling in love with someone that’s not you. I am afraid of having my heart broken again. I am afraid of being committed to someone that could leave at any minute and not look back. Because right now I am faced with many different obstacles in my life. Within the next year I could be faced with the opportunity of a life time and I don’t want to fall in love with someone and have to leave them behind. 

Don’t you think there is always something unspoken between two people?

I will always have a thing for you..

travel

Liz Badcock

I will say this: if you don’t take a little risk in life, you will hate yourself in the long run. If you feel something and refuse to allow yourself to go for it out of fear, you have to live with the fact that that person will fall in love with someone else and you will watch from the sidelines. Don’t you dare, for a second, think you will have a shot down the line. You let them go. You made that mistake. You walked away. You will have to face that alone because while walking away out of fear, you aren’t just hurting them, you are hurting yourself. You are leaving behind someone that was willing to go through anything with you, had you let them. Had you stopped letting the past or fears run your life. While turning down something because you refuse to let someone in, you’re falling deeper down the rabbit hole that you refuse to dig yourself out of. If you want something, do whatever it takes to make it work. If not, you’ll have to face yourself in the mirror - not them. If you let them permanently walk out that door, you’re going to need to remember that the next time you wonder why you are alone. When you wonder why you always end up with the worst people, because you chose to chase away the good ones. 

Catch that door before it slams shut, stop being a prisoner of your past, and fight like hell. 

Markus Zusak, The Book Thief (via naturaekos)

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