Jacqueline

Feel bad, it’s okay. Cry. That’s okay, too. Get depressed. Let your tears fall for that person you loved but didn’t love you back enough to stay. Drown in your own sea of bad thoughts and hopelessness. Give that person what they deserve; your thoughts and a place in your heart. Because after a while—long or short—you’ll forget the color of their eyes, you won’t be able to remember the taste of their lips. They’ll be gone forever from your head and heart. So make the most the time they are there.

Abraham Alghanem, A Dying Flower
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Respect yourself enough to walk away from anything that no longer serves you, grows you, or makes you happy.

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the best revenge is to improve yourself.

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At age 6, I was told that it was something we did to create life.
At age 7, I was told that it was a sin.
At age 9, I was told that my body would change to suit the “sin”.
At age 10, I believed that it was a sin.
At age 12, I felt my first burst of attraction and I had no perception of what it was.
At age 13, I was told to dress “safely” to avoid prying eyes.
At age 14, I was curious to see the beauty of a naked male body. And I was ashamed.
At age 15, I saw my first naked male body. And I was entranced.
At age 16, I committed quite a sin. And nothing ever felt better.
At age 17, I was no longer afraid of it.
Sexuality. I embrace it.

Sex Through the Ages (Morsus Engel)

DON’T BEG FOR NO RELATIONSHIP, FRIENDSHIP, NO NOTHING

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