(via Two-fold Photography “Pulls the Guts of Longing” | The Beautifulist)
I am who I am. A perpetual thinker. Opinionated. Compliant. Optimist > Pessimist. I believe in fate and choices. I may be acquainted to many, but I hold on to few. I am a staunch fan of my friends and family. You will not easily sway me against them.
This is my lifestream.
I think I’m at the point where I’ve liked you for so long that it’s just an automatic response for me.I don’t know if I really still do, but whenever someone says your name, my heart beats faster.I still get jealous and you still have the power to ruin my entire day; but I have a feeling that’s just the way it’s gonna be for a while. I know I need to move on, I just don’t know if I can. I’m not strong enough to move away from the one amazing person that’s been on my mind forever.So do you think you could please make this easy and just love me back?
- (via wordsandlyrics)
(Source: thelovewhisperer)
I never really thought about how when I look at the moon it’s the same moon as Shakespeare and Marie Antoinette and George Washington and Cleopatra looked at.
- Susan Beth Pfeffer (via suzywire)
(Source: jaimelannister, via youcancallmeali)
apophenic dreams.: On the layers and nuances of the Filipino language. ⇢
One thing I love about my native Filipino language: It does not distinguish by gender.
In the English language, there is always a distinction between “he” or “she” when referring to the third person.
In Filipino, regardless of the gender/orientation, it is always “siya.”
In the English…
(Source: filled-with-gold)
Train Song (Live) by Feist and Bon Iver (Original by Vashti Bunyan)
It’s so many miles and so long since I’ve met you
Don’t even know what I’ll find when I get to you
But suddenly now, I know where I belong
It’s many hundred miles and it won’t be long
(via emosloppy)
Ontoshiki Vun, Hot Spring Hotel IV. From Escape into Life.
(via black-and-white)
