1. Someday, someone is going to look at you like you’re the best thing in the world.
    — (via sjowyn)

    (Source: sparksflywithyou, via soho-chic)

     

  2. (Source: glowinthedarkdildo, via manda)

     

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  4. Don’t surrender your loneliness
    So quickly.
    Let it cut more deep.

    Let it ferment and season you
    As few human
    Or even divine ingredients can.

    — Hafiz   (via jatigi)

    (Source: fernsandmoss, via sister-calyx)

     


  5. When you see a female dressed in a manner that is unacceptable Islamically, do not for a moment think that she is lower than you spiritually. If you do that, you are lower than her. Believe me, that is the teaching of your religion. She might have a link with her creator that you do not know about. She might have a heart that is tons better than yours. She might have one weakness that is outward, and you have 50 weaknesses that are hidden.
    —  Mufti Menk (via jatigi)

    (Source: farishtah, via sister-calyx)

     


  6. In the end, only three things matter: how much you loved, how gently you lived, and how gracefully you let go of things not meant for you.
    — Buddhist Saying (via thelenaubr)
     

  7. (via manda)

     

  8. wildvibe:

    I want to make sure that the first person who kisses you loves you.

    PERKFECT

     

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  11. leilockheart:

    by Margaret Thatcher (workisnotajob)

     

  12. barbies-not-even-perfect:

    im in love with this picture.

    (Source: effyngstonem, via manda)

     


  13. People think being alone makes you lonely, but I don’t think that’s true. Being surrounded by the wrong people is the loneliest thing in the world.
    — Kim Culbertson

    (Source: kari-shma)

     


  14. You’re going to come across people in your life who will say all the right words at all the right times. But in the end, it’s always their actions you should judge them by. It’s actions, not words, that matter.
    — Nicholas Sparks

    (Source: kari-shma)

     


  15. I’ve never known any trouble that an hour’s reading didn’t assuage.
    — Charles de Secondat

    (Source: kari-shma)