hera-photos-blog:

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Dünya gerçekten de hassas kalpler için cehennem.. ⚡

geborgenheit-firgun:

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Cậu…

Tôi đang đợi xem cậu có nhắn tin cho tôi không. Chẳng hiểu sao tôi cứ đợi như thằng ngố ý, chẳng thấy gì cả. Cả hai đứa đều onl mà chẳng ai nhắn tin cho nhau…

Mọi lần là tôi nhắn tin trước cho c nhưng lần này tôi sẽ đợi cậu nhắn tin cho mình. Dù tôi nhớ cậu đến chẳng thở được mà tôi cũng phải nhịn đó cậu biết không đồ ngốc nhà cậu.

T có cảm giác còn nhiều chuyện tôi có thể nói cho cậu, chỉ là tôi vẫn còn đang giữ kín thôi, tôi cứ thấy mình ngu ngu sao ấy.

Mà thôi lúc nào tôi cũng mong cậu ngủ thật ngon và không bị mất ngủ.

Thương cậu, đừng khóc nhè nhé

snowdayinthearchives:

Since I already brought up my university’s chaplain once today, I thought I’d share with you the best advice he ever gave me.

If someone is suffering and you want to help, instead of saying “let me know if there’s anything I can do,” offer a few options of things you know you can do.

“Can I do your dishes while you study for your exam?”

“Would it help if I came to the waiting room with you?”

“I can distract you if you like.”

When someone’s suffering, making them choose how to be helped can sometimes be an extra burden, especially if they don’t know how serious your offer is. By giving examples, they only need to say yes/no, and they know you wouldn’t offer anything too big for you to handle.

seravph:

lorde really wrote an album about being the kid that stayed home when people went out and had to keep a reputation of being nice and modest and polite but secretly wanting to go crazy and dance wildly and go running and bounding and sobbing but feeling as though your whole life hinges on other people giving you the opportunity to do it and so you feel as though you’re wasting your youth

perrfectly:

“I get into these moods sometimes, and I can’t shake them. Kind of black sinking moods. I imagine it’s like what being in the eye of a tornado would be like, all calm and blinding at the same time.”

— Jennifer Niven, All The Bright Places
(via perrfectly)

books-n-quotes:

“It’s hard to be always the same person.”

— Dorothea Tanning, A Table of Content (via books-n-quotes)

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