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King

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this is honestly one of my favorite fourth wall breaks in any cartoon ever

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In terms of wealth Eleon Musk is far closer to you than he is to Jeff bezos

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1 year old pics are memories, 5 year old pics are cringe, and 10 year old pics are nostalgia

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compare.

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You got to learn how to vibe alone. You can't live your life being dependent on other sources of energy. You have the ability to be self sufficient so tap into yourself once in a while.

- Meggan Roxanne

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The truth was I was tired way underneath my skin. I was tired where even I couldn't see. I do not know how that happened. How I ended up like that. It all happened so fast.

— Rebecca Wells, The Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood

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And maybe, just maybe, a part of you did want me, but I have to look out for me, and ‘maybe’ just isn’t enough.

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Let’s get drunk and tell each other how we really feel.

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I’ve mastered the skill of feeling guilty for asking for anything

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Richard Siken, from Wishbone; Crush, 2005

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“I want to be your favorite place to go when you’ve had a bad day or a good day.”

— here (via vollenden)

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someone: why do you read so much soulmate shit it’s cheesy 

me internally: uhh probably because i’m obsessed with the idea of unconditional love and someone who won’t abandon me. the idea that i am destined for love and therefore inherently lovable means more to me than i can express with words, and compounded with the idea of someone who will love me forever, the concept of soulmates truly appeal to the (large) part of me that makes me feel that i’m going to die alone

me aloud: i just think it’s neat

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“I will surround you with a love too deep for words.”

— Mumford & Sons

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Good conversation turns me on. A connection between two people, a mental one first.

— Brian Molko