There are days that must happen to you. Walt Whitman (via quotemadness)

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The problem with telling people you’re getting better is feeling like you’ve let them down if you start getting worse. S.Z. (via blossomfully)

I don’t care if you’re black, white, straight, bisexual, gay, lesbian, short, tall, fat, skinny, rich or poor. If you’re nice to me, I’ll be nice to you. Simple as that. (via menpale)

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If you love someone, tell them. If you’re missing someone, tell them that, too. Tell them all about the hours you spent wondering how their last birthday went and ask them if they ever got to see that one concert they were dying to see and ask about their mother, their father, the one cousin you saw five years ago. If you’re thinking about someone, let them know. Ask about the jobs and the summers and the Octobers spent sewing together costumes and masks and ask them if it was a relief to be someone else for a night. If you’re craving someone, let them know. Let them hear it. Let them fill every empty room with the sound of you calling out. If you’re sorry, apologize. Let that person know. Let them carry your apology, whisper it when they can’t quite believe it anymore. But always let them know that it’s okay to believe it. Let them know you spent the last few years wanting to scream your sorry’s, but your voice cracked each time you tried. Let them know. Don’t be so scared anymore. If you love someone, let them know. Talking Through a Cellphone Doesn’t Count, Jenn Carmen (via jennifersbody)