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spoil me with morning and night conversations.
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He wasn’t the most handsome guy out there, but he had my heart. I just wish I had his.
46 out of a thousand entries I thought I have stopped writing about you. (via permanent-ink-and-paper)
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I don’t have a problem being alone, nor not having friends. But, like everyone else, I wish for someone whom I can just freely be myself with, speak what is truly on my mind what I can’t discuss with anyone else but, sometimes, not everyone wants God as that friend.
msruchita (via wnq-writers)
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You are who you are when nobody’s watching.
Stephen Fry (via psychquotesss)
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I am starting to feel useless and a failure.
I AM LOST
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Until now I can't clearly see my future.
One gloomy afternoon in my room.
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When things go wrong, go back to the drawing board.
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A Medicine for Melancholy by Ray Bradbury (1963 edition).
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