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fluid. fluid. by Renaada Williams
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“i don’t want to master the art of not caring. i want the people i welcome in to stop letting me down.”
― Renaada Williams, fluid.
“i will never allow my past to turn me cold.”
― Renaada Williams, fluid.
“remember when it wasn’t this hard? to get older to fall in love for love to feel more like a release, than punishment.”
― Renaada Williams, fluid.
“wishing me well after heartache, is the sickest, most "adult thing" you’ve ever done.”
― Renaada Williams, fluid.
“i gave myself away with hopes that i would find you. hopes that you’d accept and love me. hopes that i would be everything you were waiting for. - return to sender”
― Renaada Williams, fluid.
“there isn’t anything i’ve gone through
that i cannot or will not grow through.”
― Renaada Williams, fluid.
“i realized that i didn’t really like you
i liked the idea of everything you could be
and nothing
you ever were.”
― Renaada Williams, fluid.
“pay attention to the energy body language actions and efforts of others. they won’t always tell you how they feel with their words.”
― Renaada Williams, fluid.
“i remember the first time she hit me it took me by surprise but i quickly forgave her. i understood that she was hurting and she probably wouldn’t do it again.”
― Renaada Williams, fluid.
“was told that i was too complicated that i had to learn how to be more balanced. my highs were too high and my lows were too low. i felt everything in extremes and did everything with passion. - both cancer & empath”
― Renaada Williams, fluid.
“i wanted to spend eternity with you wake up and go to sleep with you marry you shop cryobanks with you never be without you.”
― Renaada Williams, fluid.
“and i thought that if i tried harder stayed longer you would stop hurting me failing to realize that’s all you knew.”
― Renaada Williams, fluid.
“pouring everything you have into a soul. into a body. a body that will eventually leave anyway.”
― Renaada Williams, fluid.