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Sometimes the best way to show love or be kind to someone is to meet them where they are.”
M and 42 other people liked this
It’s funny how when you find someone you like as much as I liked her, the destination is suddenly wherever they are. Even if there’s someplace better, you wouldn’t go if they couldn’t come.
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Not everything that comes out of crisis is bad. Sometimes your traumas are the reason you know how to help.
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My lack of permanence was my protection. I left people and places, so I didn’t have to play. If I didn’t play, I couldn’t lose.
Peggy Gerovac and 14 other people liked this
I never fell for anyone. I never let anyone close enough to try.
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I felt full of cracks all of a sudden. Deep, long, jagged cracks. And they’d always been there. I’d just learned to live with them so long I no longer noticed them. I’d hopped over them and built little bridges and taken other routes, but I never filled them. I never fixed them. I didn’t even know how. He
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“You’re not asking too much,” he said. “You were just asking the wrong person. Ask me instead.”
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I wasn’t fit to be in a relationship. I wasn’t fit to be a parent. I wasn’t even fit to be a friend. I was full of cracks.
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“You turn around, you face it, and you fix it,” she said. “Or you’ll be running from what Amber did to you until the day you die.”
Payton and 10 other people liked this
I don’t know how to be a normal human being. I don’t know how to love without being terrified. I don’t know how to fight with you without my first impulse to be to pack up and leave and never see you again. I don’t know how to belong to a family who only belongs to me because I belong to you. I am not strong enough for it.
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The best kind of love doesn’t happen on moonlit walks and romantic vacations. It happens in between the folds of everyday life.
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