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I have come to learn that the people who pretend to care the least actually care the most.”
I’m finally beginning to realize that you can only fight with someone over the same thing so many times before you’re burned out.
“You know, there’s a big difference between not being able to live without someone and loving them.”
“Nobody’s a lost cause. They just think they are, so they don’t even bother to try sometimes.”
“Would you just stop, already? We both know how this will go. You’ll keep insulting me. I’ll walk away. You’ll come after me and tell me you won’t be rude anymore. We’ll go back to the cabin and sleep together.” I roll my eyes, and he looks absolutely lost.
in reality it seems like you have her trapped and that’s why she won’t leave you: not because she loves you, but because you’ve made her feel that she can’t be without you.”
I know the difference between love and being trapped, between love and being addicted.
You don’t love me—you want to possess me, and I won’t let you.”
“There isn’t anything wrong with expecting things from him, especially when the things that you expect from him are reasonable,”
“I don’t want to try anymore. I am who I am, and if that’s not good enough, then you know where the door is.”
Pain is one of those hideous places that, once visited, you have to fight your way out, and even when you think you have escaped it, you find that it has permanently marked you.
The moment when you realize that you are capable of loving someone else more than yourself is quite possibly the most important moment in your life.
I hate this. I hate not knowing. I like to be in control of everything,
My mood lightens with the sky, and I find myself singing along to Taylor Swift
he’s annoying me. Everyone is annoying me. Everything is annoying me.
I was just going jogging, that’s all.” “Jogging?” My nose crinkles. “What for?” “For fun.” “That doesn’t sound like much fun.”
The sound of her laughter resonates through my ears and travels straight down to my heart, warming my chest.
“We do need space… and this seems to be working for us. Don’t you think?” “No,” I lie. But I know she’s right: I’ve been trying to be better for her, and I’m afraid that if she’s quick to forgive me again, I’ll slip and lose the motivation. If we… when we find our way back to each other, I want it to be different, for her. I want it to be permanent so I can show her that the pattern—the “endless cycle,” as she calls it—will end.
“You always see the light in me… How is that possible when there isn’t any?”
They didn’t enjoy reading the way that I did; they only enjoyed partying.
All I want is her and me, me and her: Tessa and the mess that is fucking Hardin.
Somehow I find myself pulling into Target instead of Conner’s for groceries. Tessa is clearly influencing me without even being here.
she can go on for hours explaining to me why Target is much better than any other store.

