Waking up this morning was one of the most disappointed things i’ve ever experienced.
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I can not make my sadness
sound poetic nor beautiful.
I’m a horrible fucking mess
and there is nothing beautiful
about that.
(via quaemutatio)
Recovery is terrifying when you don’t know who you are without your sadness.
(286/365) by (DS)
Recovery is terrifying when you don’t know who you are without your sadness.
(via unspoken—-words)
It’s not about forcing happiness. It’s about not letting sadness win.
The Wonder Years (via psych-facts)
I remember not wanting to get out of bed, and everyone yelling at me to stop going to sleep so late. But it wasn’t that, I was not tired at all. I was sad, I was so very sad that even getting out of bed seemed pointless to me. It was hard, being so sad that it became a struggle to get up in the mornings.
A.M.// sadness really fucking hurts (via tullipsink)
They say that writers are born with sadness in their bones,
but I think every one is born with misery in their souls.
Misery, Nikita Gill (via untamedunwanted)
All women speak two languages:
the language of men
and the language of silent suffering.
Some women speak a third,
the language of queens.