Savannah Rayne: she/her. 28. (L)GBTQ+ Lover of music, coffee, and cuss words."It is a big and beautiful world. Most of us live and die in the same corner where we were born in, never get to see any of it. I don’t want to be most of us.” Snapchat: rayne-cloud
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A story to boost the morale of a broken country.
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“The past doesn’t need you anymore. Your future does.”
— Unknown
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This satire article resonated with me so much
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Doechii attends the Schiaparelli Womenswear FW25 show as part of Paris Fashion Week at Musee d'Art Moderne on March 06 | In Schiaparelli SS25 RTW
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guy who gets increasingly confused when an 80’s song fades out so he turns it up louder and louder and gets blasted so hard by the next song starting that he dies
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I’ve written this message over and over again because I was driving through Bradenton after Milton and I realized how much of an apology I’ve owed you. You always put me first and stood by my side despite how wrong, childish, and selfish I was. You were an amazing person to me and I was always grateful for you but I was completely too young and immature to have given you the treatment and credibility you so much deserved.
Savannah, I am sorry. I am sorry for things I can’t even begin to list because there is to many reasons. You deserve the world, and I wish I would’ve been a better friend towards you. Looking back I see how terrible and foolish I was and I hope that you can find it in you to forgive me- even if you can’t- I saw your post and Congratulations on your engagement and I hope your birthday was wonderful.
If you can find it in you to message me back, I’d love to hear from you. I will always regret not being the friend you deserved.
I appreciate the congratulations - we actually just got married. But I honestly don't know what you expect me to say. I backed you and was there for you even when you treated me like shit. You just up and blocked me out of nowhere- While you owed me money, btw. And then completely ignored me for practically a year. And then say you're sorry bc you were driving through Bradenton and thought about me? What, you didn't think about any of this at all in the interim? I want to accept your apology and be fine and say we're good but I feel like this isn't even a real apology. I feel like you are apologizing because you miss me, not because you're actually sorry or even aware of what you did. You say there's a list of things you're sorry for, but you can't list them? I was so angry and hurt at everything you did and put me through and then just acted like I never existed. You made me hate you. And then I just didn't feel anything when I thought about you. I don't feel angry or upset or happy. I just feel empty. Like you're some girl I used to know whom I gave everything to, even when we were friends and expected nothing in return. And instead of getting nothing, I got 5 years of fighting, not feeling good enough or important enough, feeling like I was just some one you went to when everything else was too hard. I was basically a security blanket and when you didn't need me anything I got throw out. So I don't really know what you want me to say or how to respond.
I'm very happy now with my wife and my friends. We're moving soon and building a house together. I have someone who listens to what I tell them and listens to my problems and loves me enough as a person and a partner to act on what I say. I don't repeat myself. I'm not a replacement. I'm not a second choice. I'm loved and respected and taken care of. I never question her loyalty or her love for me because she doesn't give me reason to.
I hope you do better for yourself and you can find someone who does the same for you. But in regards to your apology, until you can actually tell me that you've really looked at what you did to that friendship and be aware of what actually happened, I don't have anything further to say.
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“Maturity is learning to walk away from people and situations that threaten your peace of mind, self-respect, values, morals and self worth.”
— Unknown
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“You will find that it is necessary to let things go; simply for the reason that they are heavy.”
— C. JoyBell C.
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“One of the most courageous decisions you’ll ever make is to finally let go of what is hurting your heart and soul.”
— Brigitte Nicole
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“Everybody is a main character to someone.”
— Amy Harmon
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