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omgitslingling:

They taught us to love, that’s why our generation is so obsessed with love. The way Disney shows it is there’s always a happy ending. Most people would say they are wrong. But in their movies, if there’s no happy ending, there’s a sequel because that means the story hasn’t ended. So if you haven’t had your happy ending, it’s not over.  

(Source: 0mgsaiwrites)

notestomyfutureboyfriend:

They say that a girl worth kissing is not easily kissed. Will you do the honors of breaking through my misgivings and prove to me you’re not like every other guy I’ve talked to? I’d like you to be my first kiss.

Love,

Me

I like you.
I was going to tell you on the last day.
I was going to tell you after promotion.
But it’s better now than never.
I’ve been thinking about that kiss on the cheek.
Is it weird that I still think about it?
Is it weird that I want you to kiss me?
It was probably obvious that I like you.
And I know there’s a HUGE chance I’m going to get rejected.
I know you might see this soon so, can you try and not bring it up the next time we talk (if you want to talk to me that is >____>)?
Kay. Bye.

n. the moment you realize that you’re currently happy—consciously trying to savor the feeling—which prompts your intellect to identify it, pick it apart and put it in context, where it will slowly dissolve until it’s little more than an aftertaste.

(Source: dictionaryofobscuresorrows)