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the most fun a girl can have is finding parallels, noticing patterns, making connections, contemplating

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a physically big and strong man who remains soft and gentle will get me every damn time

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i love re-consuming media i used to love when i was younger. like wow! child me still is in me i am holding her hand and keeping her safe and doing her favorite things with her!!!!

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The art of not waiting, that is the secret. We are all just waiting for something. Waiting for something to start, or waiting for something to end, it's all just waiting. Waiting is not living. Waiting to live really isn't so different to waiting for death. Waiting teaches us to value that which will come to us, above valuing ourselves. The anxiety of waiting is your mind's panic after submitting to valuing what you wait for, above yourself. The era of waiting is over. Do not wait for tomorrow. Tomorrow waits for you. Do not wait for what is written for you, Allah has already commanded it. Know it deep in your heart and soul. Whatever is written for you, can do nothing but wait for you. So be content with what your Lord has written, and trust it will find you. And that is the art of not waiting.

— Mobeen Hakeem

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“The deeper the wound, the more private the pain.”

— Isabel Allende, Paula

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Margaret Atwood, from Paper Boat: Selected Poems; "He Shifts from East to West,"

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Not to be dramatic, but “I do not wish to possess you,” *voice breaking* “I want to marry you because I love you” completely reset my brain

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Elizabeth Bennet and Margaret Hale: “Oh I was so mistaken! He would never want to marry me now!”

Mr. Darcy and Mr. Thornton: *sprinting over at top speed with a ring in hand*

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Love the centuries long female literary tradition of writing men who fall for women who hate their guts.

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NORTH AND SOUTH (2004) | Episode 4

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Love how Mr Darcy's big act of service was tracking down Lydia, and Mr. Thornton's big act is engaging in romantic and blatant police corruption

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Sueellen Ross (American, b. 1941, Oakland, CA, USA, based Seattle, WA, USA) - In the Moment, Paintings: Mixed Media

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I love the serene life. I don’t care who calls me boring. Enjoying my life stress-free, circle small, privacy on 100%, is way richer than overextending and overexposing myself to perform and entertain others.

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the feminine urge to let my man guide me through crowds

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Untouchable women are for untouchable men only. No woman wants to show off a man that is too accessible to everyone.