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This is for the girl with the sensitive soul.

The one who finds herself caring for people just a little too much, putting the ones she loves before her own desires, wanting so desperately to keep those who matter to her from experiencing any pain. When she speaks, her lips express only quiet kindness. When she’s around others, her heart is open wide and she’s listening, hanging onto every word. She cares. She won’t ever stop caring. This is for the girl with the sensitive soul, The one who finds herself loving the wrong people, giving everything she has and not seeking anything in return. She falls headfirst into relationships, never once questioning others’ intentions but believing in the goodness of their hearts. She loves passionately, opening without caution. She lets people in and isn’t afraid to, all the while holding onto the hope that the one she loves will do the same. This is for the girl with the sensitive soul, The one who cries in the heartbreak scenes of movies, who gets emotional during fights, who loves everyt

This Is Me Accepting That Some People Aren’t Meant To Stay In Our Lives MOVING ON

From the first moment I met her I knew it was going to end. We were always on different pages, different frequencies of life; our needs just didn’t align. I chose not to ask her questions I already knew the answers to and instead decided to starve the idea of forever and partake in the adventure of a lifetime. My biggest comfort was knowing that it would be worth it, that the memories would eventually replace the ache of missing her. Time flies when you are having a good time and time did not even feel real when I was with her. Though it felt like it wasn’t nearly enough, now I know that that’s how it was supposed to happen. So this is me accepting the fact that our timing was right, that she was the person I needed to meet when I did. This is me being thankful for everything that took place between us. She opened my mind to a whole new world, treated me like I always should be treated, and gave me a glimpse of what my life could look like if I just take a chance—I don’t need to ha