When you truly want someone, it’s not something you can just easily switch on and off. Of course you can lie to yourself however you want but every time you meet their eyes, this rush of joy spreading all over your body, making you feel alive and your plain world turn into full colour, doesn’t. It’s clear that you have failed miserably.
You meet a new person and you think they’re not right for you because they haven’t watched Game of Thrones, or don’t like Lana Del Rey. Or you don’t even give someone a chance because they never text with emojis and therefore seem boring.
You will never forget that person because the truth is, part of you has never really wanted to.
Wait for it. Wait for the kind of touch that makes all efforts worth it. Wait till sex is not just kind of good but certainly great and absolutely amazing.
Accepting that life is temporary just means doing all what I could and greeting life with enthusiasm and courage. It means letting go of control and gaining control at the same time.
There is one thing you should always keep in mind: if someone really wants you, they will make time for you. If not, they will make excuses.
After we cut contact, I wished I had never met him in the first place, for the only thing I knew was pain. However, over time, I was able to see how things have happened exactly the way it should and come to feel grateful for even the pain I felt, and so much more.
You’re lonely as fuck. That’s why the moment you have some alcohol in, you immediately want some action and your primitive brain does what it must for your primitive urges: find the good old source.
When an introvert meets a new person, we often close up and tend to be reserved. It’s not because we’re shy but we just don’t feel that comfortable to show our feelings and true thoughts too soon, too easily.
