The way to love anything is to realize that it might be lost.
— G. K. Chesterton (via girlwithoutwings)
There’s nothing wrong in showing that you care for someone. What’s bad is expecting him to do the same, because you’ll just be setting yourself up for disappointment.
Millions of people get rejected everyday, but most of us learn to heal, improve ourselves and try again. Many best friends fall in love, but I’m equally sure, many don’t. And one more thing, rejection is the twin of love. If you fear rejection, then you shouldn’t be playing at love. As hurtful as it can be, rejection teaches us that not everyone we love will love us in return.
So if you’re going to fall, you better fall hard, fear nothing. And if you’re going to love, you better love hard, hold nothing back.
— (via eletheowl)
Two people don’t have to be together right now, in a month, or in a year. If those two people are meant to be, then they will be together somehow at sometime in life.
The best person to talk to about the problems in your relationship is the person you’re in a relationship with.
If there was one thing I was ever really good at in this world, it would be the power to push away ones I loved most. I assume it’s a defense mechanism I use; hurt before you get hurt first. I had the ability to completely shut myself off, and walk away from those who cared about me.
— (via raindropsonredroses)
I’m so afraid of losing something I love, that I refuse to love anything
— Jonathon Safran Foer, Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close (via loveyourchaos)
