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I’ve always been in love with you. I will always be in love with you. Which is why you have to stay alive. We, we can get married and you’re gonna be an amazing surgeon. An we’re gonna have two or three kids, so Sofia can have siblings, yeah sister and two brothers and we’re gonna be happy Lex. You and me, we’re gonna have the best lives. You and me. We’re gonna be so happy. So you can’t die okay? Because we’re suppose to end up together. We’re meant to be. I love you, I love you, I love you….

Grey’s Anatomy = cryfest every time.

Love is sweet. :)

Love can come when you’re already who you are, when you’re filled with you. Not when you look to someone else to fill the empty space.
Deb Caletti (via kari-shma)

(via quote-book)

Life is short, so you shouldn’t waste it on someone who doesn’t understand you, refuses to try and get you, won’t put in the time for you, who is rude to you, your friends or to other people and doesn’t even call you. Don’t worry about if they read, if they don’t read, if they watch movies or if they’re into the wrong kind of music; worry about whether they care that you do. Details are important, but if the world ends this year, it’ll be more important to say you wasted the time you have left with someone who cares.
Love can come when you’re already who you are, when you’re filled with you. Not when you look to someone else to fill the empty space.
Deb Caletti (via kari-shma)

aphrodiasac:

Love isn’t a state of perfect caring. It is an active noun, like struggle. To love someone is to strive to accept that person exactly the way he or she is, right here and now.” –Fred Rogers

Over the years, we form a lot of ideas about what love is, oftentimes based on unrealistic hopes and standards. We learn what we think it’s supposed to look like, and we may find ourselves frustrated when reality falls short.

It often does. Love can be messy, confusing, and imperfect, just like us, and life itself.

What Hallmark cards don’t always tell us is what love isn’t, but sometimes we need to strip away ideals in order to understand and appreciate what’s real.

Love isn’t always patient. Sometimes we get short, brusque, or frustrated with the people we love the most. Love is, however, recognizing that, taking a few deep breaths, and then doing our best to see the people we care about with compassion and understanding.

Love isn’t always kind. Sometimes we say things we later regret to the people we love the most. Love is, however, recognizing that, taking responsibility, and then doing our best to be caring and considerate in our future interactions.

Love isn’t always selfless. Sometimes we fail to consider the needs of the people we love the most. Love is, however, recognizing that, taking their feelings into account, and then doing our best to find a balance between giving and taking.

Love isn’t always trusting. Sometimes we doubt the people we love the most. Love is, however, recognizing that, taking a close look at where our suspicions really come from, and then doing our best to see the best in people instead of assuming the worst.

Love sometimes envies. Love is sometimes easily angered. Love sometimes keeps a record of wrongs. Love does all these things because we sometimes do these things.

Acknowledging this doesn’t mean condoning it; it means recognizing that love doesn’t cure us of our natural human tendency to make mistakes.

Love doesn’t fail because we mess up from time to time. It fails when we fail to accept that we all do, and then think something is wrong instead of making things right.

Love isn’t life without conflict. It’s about wanting and working to overcome it together.

(via kriziadee)

Wouldn’t it be better if love was expressed with respect and self control rather than impulse and pleasure?
Kara de Leos (via twitter)
shelleystella:
Promises are something that many people make but few people keep. And more often than not, its a new way of lying. Mainly used by guys who want girls to get with them, so they make promises. Guys, please don’t ever promise your girlfriend anything you cannot fulfill. There’s nothing worse than you promising her something and then never coming through with it. When you tell your girlfriend you’ll do something, she assumes you mean it. And then if you add the promise after that statement she will assume it’s a commitment. Do yourself the favor of not disappointing her and only make promises you can keep. It’s simple gentleman, their not looking for a thousand promises, or for you to be mister perfect, they want trust, they want your word.
They want to know that you mean what you say, if you continuously continue to break promises, how can she know what your worth, she needs to see commitment. Promises mean a lot to people because they suggest appreciation, value and empathy and they carry some pleasure in fulfillment. The effect of broken promises is resentment, missed opportunities and a lack of trust in future promises. Make sure your promises are realistic, and you are willing to follow through before making them. If you are not able to do so, then don’t promise her anything or it will cause her more hurt then hopes. And no one should ever want to see their girlfriend hurt. Love her, be honest with her, and only make promises you can keep. <3 

shelleystella:

Promises are something that many people make but few people keep. And more often than not, its a new way of lying. Mainly used by guys who want girls to get with them, so they make promises. Guys, please don’t ever promise your girlfriend anything you cannot fulfill. There’s nothing worse than you promising her something and then never coming through with it. When you tell your girlfriend you’ll do something, she assumes you mean it. And then if you add the promise after that statement she will assume it’s a commitment. Do yourself the favor of not disappointing her and only make promises you can keep. It’s simple gentleman, their not looking for a thousand promises, or for you to be mister perfect, they want trust, they want your word.

They want to know that you mean what you say, if you continuously continue to break promises, how can she know what your worth, she needs to see commitment. Promises mean a lot to people because they suggest appreciation, value and empathy and they carry some pleasure in fulfillment. The effect of broken promises is resentment, missed opportunities and a lack of trust in future promises. Make sure your promises are realistic, and you are willing to follow through before making them. If you are not able to do so, then don’t promise her anything or it will cause her more hurt then hopes. And no one should ever want to see their girlfriend hurt. Love her, be honest with her, and only make promises you can keep. <3 

She did not need much, wanted very little. A kind word, sincerity, fresh air, clean water, a garden, kisses, books to read, sheltering arms, a cosy bed, and to love and be loved in return.
Starra Neely Blade  (via andiwonder)

(via eletheowl)

Well, always is just an inherently ridiculous concept, but of course you want to say it to people you love, right? You want to promise them that you will always love them, that you will always take care of them, that they needn’t worry because you’re always going to be there. You won’t always be there, because at some point you’ll be dead or stuck in traffic or in love with someone else or whatever.
John Green, on saying “I love you forever” (via loveyourchaos)

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