(Source: mienar)
“I fall in love with people’s passion. The way their eyes light up when they talk about the thing they love and the way they fill with light.”— Unknown (via psych-facts)
(Source: psych-facts)
“There are three things I want you to learn how to say. One. “I love you” and don’t just say it as an empty phrase, say it with feeling, say it to every person who comes to mind when you think of those three little words. I know it’s scary, I know it’s difficult, but open yourself up and shout it. Don’t mumble, don’t say it under your breath, when you love someone, whether platonically or romantically, it deserves to be shouted from every rooftop. Two. “Goodbye” There will be some people in your life that come in and just wreck everything, they mess up your plans, they hurt you, and make you feel less than what you are, so please learn how to say goodbye to them. But I also want you to learn how to say goodbye to even the people you want to stay. not everyone stays, and saying goodbye is like setting someone free, and it won’t always come easy, and it won’t always come without heartbreak, but not everyone stays, and it will do you a world of good to learn how to tell them goodbye. Three. “I am worth it.” there will be waves of sorrow in your life, and you will feel as if you were the sand that the tide carries away, you will feel as if it carries away your worth it will feel like you are the left over rubble of a building that had been burned down, and you will feel less, but please learn to say these words. say them in the mirror when you have just woken up, say them when your lover turns their back on you, say them when you are opening up the refrigerator sing them, yell them, whisper them, and please, believe them. You are more than sand that can just be washed away, and you are more than just a few pieces of broken cement, please, you are worth it.”— These will be the three bravest things you will ever learn how to say
(via ivyysaur)
“Continue to share your heart with people even if it has been broken.”— Amy Poehler, Harvard Speech (via psych-quotes)
(Source: psych-facts)
Babe, let’s go on an adventure.
Yeah, regular dates sound nice and lazy dates sound comfortable, but once in a while, let’s go on an adventure. Let’s make things exciting. I’m not talking about sex. I’m talking about sky diving together, river rafting together, cliff diving, parachuting, or even just holding each other while watching the beautiful view from a hot air balloon. Now that sounds like a date♥.
