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heart in the stars

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You think it’s cool to hate things. And it’s not. It’s boring. Talk about what you love and keep quiet about what you don’t.

(via f-reska)

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Avoiding people. I avoid people that I actually like. I suppose that’s a phobia, but it’s also a habit.

Morrissey, 1984 (when asked what his worst habit was)

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dirty dancing

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Sometimes you can’t explain what you see in a person. It’s just the way they take you to a place where no one else can.

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my psychology professor: people who are not depressed see the world the way they want to see it. people who are depressed see the world the way it actually is.

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