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Late; but who gives a shit.

I loved you, I really did…But I guess to you it was all a lie, a manipulation of the truth. 


Rant off to any one of your friends I have left. People reblog things all the time about, “If you ever have a problem my inbox is always open.” or “Hundreds of teens commit suicide every month, reblog if you’re there to listen!” I hate it. I honestly do, because they say such sinsere things like that, when they cant even support a friend…or should I say, “fake friend.” 3 notes on that post, one of them is from someone who I thought would be there from me, and the other two I believed were my friends. I guess I’m wrong.

I should stop torturing myself with this, but I cant. I cant shake the fact that you see me like that. I’m the girl who can make everyone’s day, even if she can’t make her own. You were the one person in my life I could trust after Justin broke it off. You helped me smile again, and forget him. 

What am I saying, I’m just a friendless, lying bimbo; who gives a fuck about what I think, it’s the stretched truth any ways.

Fine. I’ll stop being a bitch and disappear like I should have from the very beginning.

heartisbreaking:

Two of Us by drkigawa on Flickr.
harleystan:

Put your money where your mouth is.


HOLYSHIT IS THAT REAL?

harleystan:

Put your money where your mouth is.

HOLYSHIT IS THAT REAL?

strummingonmyheartstrings:

these are so gorgeous.
wiresinmyheart:

Sky lanterns float into the night during the Chinese Sky Lantern Festival in Pingsi, Taiwan on February 7, 2009. According to the elders of Pingsi, the tradition of releasing lanterns began during the Ching Dynasty when bands of outlaws frequently raided villages around Pingsi, forcing local residents to seek refuge in the mountains. The lanterns were signals used by the village watchmen to inform the refugees that their houses were safe again.

wiresinmyheart:

Sky lanterns float into the night during the Chinese Sky Lantern Festival in Pingsi, Taiwan on February 7, 2009. According to the elders of Pingsi, the tradition of releasing lanterns began during the Ching Dynasty when bands of outlaws frequently raided villages around Pingsi, forcing local residents to seek refuge in the mountains. The lanterns were signals used by the village watchmen to inform the refugees that their houses were safe again.

tsubasa-chan:

UGH TODAYS PERF WAS JUST SO AISD;HFAFD;AJDA;

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