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Uncertainty in a relationship continues after the I love yous. You must learn how to operate on faith if you want it to last.

I think we overestimate the strong people.We think that the strongest of us don't suffer. Because the strongest of us are always taking on responsibilities that others won't and doing the right thing when the world doesn't. But they do suffer.They do feel the pain. They do get lonely. In fact I think the strongest of us need more comfort, more warmth.More softness

Maybe we deserve too-good-to-be-true people in our lives.

“I don’t ever wanna hear you put yourself down again. Don’t do it out loud, and don’t do it in your head, either. Show yourself some damn respect,woman, or no one else will.”

The option I’d really like,” he says matter-of-factly, “is to build a life with you. A strong, put-together kind of life. I know you’re pretty good at assembly yourself, probably better than I am, in fact. So maybe it could be…a joint project?”

All the things that have brought us pain, carve a distinct hole in our heart, and there’s someone else out there with the perfect something that will fill the void. And in turn, we get to do the same for them. And suddenly, it all makes sense. It all fits.Because we haven’t been forsaken. We’ve been prepared

That is how you perform. Like every kiss is both your first and last — like you’re saying both hello and goodbye — like you’ve just been born… like you’ve just died.

Life’s pretty fucking grand, ain’t it?

Do what you’ve got to and then come back to me.

I’m in love with you because I can’t help myself.

Dance with me. “Why?” “Because you want me to hold you, but you don’t know how to ask.

We have tomorrow, and we have right now. You get to decide how you want to spend it.

The most beautiful things in all the kingdom often have jagged and uneven lines, scars which intensify the beauty in intricate ways our eyes nor our minds can detect or even begin to understand,” the Queen had said as she turned the diamond in her hand, light catching on its irregular dips and peaks. “Without them, they would just be common and ordinary, like all the other smoothly cut diamonds you can find anywhere you look. Beauty, my sweet child, is often broken and barbed, and always unexpected."