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but while I have you here, while I’m asking, will you tell me you won’t walk away, even if it fails, if we fail, will you promise you won’t let me go? 

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“i want the dead lovers of the world to hear our laughter, and grow sad. i want a breath of our passion to stir their dust into consciousness, to wake their ashes into pain.”

the picture of dorian gray // oscar wilde

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gatsby will be like “i know a place” and then take you to his house where he‘ll throw shirts in the air to impress you

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It broke my heart but opened my eyes

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« Il faut laisser partir ceux qui veulent partir. Ceux qui ne sont pas fait pour rester. Ceux qui ne sont pas fait pour vivre emprisonné. »

@textamour

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“- Parfois, ça va. Parfois je m'en fiche un peu, je suis bien. Je suis là, dans la rue, accroupie à fumer ma cigarette, ou entrain d'écouter de la musique dans le dernier métro. Toute seule. J'aime bien être toute seule. On te fout la paix. Personne pour te dire qui t'es, ou qui t'es pas.”

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If you think about it in the shower, you’re not over it

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“She’s the type of girl who would hold you while you cry and stay up all night just to make sure that you’re okay, even if she’s the one breaking sometimes.”

— I’m a sucker for you. A.M.// (via tullipsink)

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retomber amoureuse à chaque fois que je vois son prénom sur mon portable

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“Exactement le genre de moment où c'est une super mauvaise idée de se faire un bilan de sa vie et exactement le genre de moment où tu ne peux pas t'en empêcher.”

- Anna Gavalda

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i thought everything was kinda calm but turns out i’m just ignoring every single one of my problems

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“dans une existence solitaire, il existe des moments rares où une autre âme plonge tout près de la vôtre, comme les étoiles qui s’approchent de la terre une fois par an.”

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Et j’en ai marre que l’on me dise que ça va aller. J’ai envie de me fracasser la tête contre le mur, et que ma voix vole en éclat lorsque je crierais du plus profond de mon être que non, non ça ne va pas aller. Je ne veux pas que l’on me dise que ça va aller. J’ai envie que l’on m’apprenne à survivre quand ça ne va pas.

doucleur

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i want to study literature but i want to study psychology but i want to study architecture but i want to study linguistics but i want to study sociology but i want to study philosophy but i want to study chemistry but i want to study history but i

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to whoever is reading this:

i wish you restful nights, productive mornings, sunshine, smiles from strangers, happy surprises, the fulfillment of your dreams and wishes, good grades, clear skin, great memories, the kind of happiness that fills all the little cracks in your heart and soul and heals all of your wounds, love, the resolution of your problems, that your fears evaporate like rain on a hot summer day, peace, and everything good in this world✨

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“It was a privilege to love you, and it was a privilege to let you go. Both helped shape me into the person I have become.”

— (via perrfectly)

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white privilege does not mean that your life is easy. it doesn’t mean that you have never suffered, or that you’re wealthy, or that everything in your life has been given to you on a silver platter. it means that the colour of your skin will always afford you certain advantages, no matter your situation. these advantages are not always obvious because we don’t often have to think about them, but they include the absence of institutional racism, racial profiling, and racial police brutality. no matter how bad our circumstances become, as white people, we are protected from these things: this is white privilege. having white privilege does not make you a bad person and acknowledging white privilege is not racist. in fact, acknowledging privilege allows us to become better allies and to better recognise injustice when we see it. don’t turn away because you can’t reconcile your struggles with the word ‘privilege’, and don’t stop listening when you hear the word ‘white’ just because you aren’t used to being defined by your race, because once again, you are not discounting your struggles in life by acknowledging the privileges you have. but recognising them is so important and speaking out against the injustice of that privilege is our moral obligation as an advantaged group, because black lives matter more than our discomfort