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You are not mine, but sometimes i pretend that you wish you were. I create this idea that you secretly want me and i often forget it's just something i've made up. You do not want me, and you are not mine.

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— nipuna (via @nipsyyy)

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Sadness and anger… you.. you…

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You were never mine were you?

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It was only you butterfly only ever you

Ivan Bunin, from Sunstroke: Selected Stories of Ivan Bunin; "The Hunchback's Affair,"

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Staying in a relationship just because you love someone is not worth it. love is not all you need. Respect is what you need. Time is what you need. Reassurance is what you need. Happiness is what you need. A bestfriend is what you need.

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@darkangel-77 forever and always my sweet sweet girl

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fuck summer i want it to be dark and misty and frigid and october

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Joker: Folie à Deux (2024)

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“I lied and said I was busy.

I was busy;

but not in a way most people understand.

I was busy taking deeper breaths.

I was busy silencing irrational thoughts.

I was busy calming a racing heart.

I was busy telling myself I am okay.

Sometimes, this is my busy -

and I will not apologize for it.”

- Brittin Oakman

- Artwork : Sivan.ka

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I’ve been dead for years but you sweetheart keep me breathing damn it…

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The finest souls are those who gulped pain and avoided making others taste it.

— Nizariat

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“Rage is addictive, you know. I guess it’s sorta like a drug. Anger and hatred get you high. They get you high, but like any addiction, they hollow you out and tear you down and eat you alive.”

— Marco, Book #10: The Android, pg. 45 (by K.A. Applegate)