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The stars are beautiful
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I stopped writing because i thought I got better
I’m sad again
Broken again
Maybe I need more highs or drunk nights
But I’ve had too many of those I’m immune to it
I’m bored of it
I rather be sad and pick my scars
But they’re no longer on my body but rather in my heart and I can’t reach them so I’ll let them destroy me
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The storm has passed but I am still raging inside. Where do I go from here?
Source: wnq-writers.com
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You are your own worst enemy. If you can learn to stop expecting impossible perfection, in yourself and others, you may find the happiness that has always eluded you.
Lisa Kleypas, Love in the Afternoon (via wordsnquotes)
Source: thequotejournals.com
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I no longer believe
in fairytale endings since
I stopped kissing boys
with mouthfuls of disappointment and
started treating my body like
a burning building
so nobody can get close enough
to get inside of me.
Source: thelovejournals.com
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Ten years from now, make sure you can say that you chose your life, you didn’t settle for it.
Mandy Hale, The Single Woman (via wordsnquotes)
Source: wordsnquotes.com
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If I find in myself a desire which no experience in this world can satisfy, the most probable explanation is that I was made for another world.
C.S. Lewis (via wordsnquotes)
Source: wordsnquotes.com
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Most of us know ourselves only from our limited experiences in familiar situations that involve rules, laws, policies, and pressures that constrain us. We go to school, to work, on vacation, to parties; we pay the bills and the taxes, day in and year out. But what happens when we are exposed to totally new and unfamiliar settings where our habits don’t suffice? you start a new job, go on your first computer-matched date, join a fraternity, get arrested, enlist in the military, join a cult, or volunteer for an experiment. The old you might not work as expected when the ground rules change.
Philip Zimbardo, The Lucifer Effect (via wordsnquotes)
Source: fyp-psychology.com