It’s hard to decide how to care for a person when you know that one step forward will make you fall in love… And one step backward will ruin your friendship.
Tag: Life
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Quote: Nothing hurts more than being disappointed by
Nothing
hurts more
than being
disappointed by
the person you
thought would
never hurt
you. -

Quote: Forget all the bullshit and drama and live your life with a sexy
Forget all the bullshit and drama and live your life with a sexy smile on your face.
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Quote: Stay away from people who can’t take responsibility
Stay away from
people who can’t take
responsibility for their
actions and who make
you feel bad for being
angry at them when they
do you wrong. -

Quote: Don’t underestimate me. I know more than I say, think more
Don’t underestimate me.
I know more than I say, think more
than I speak, and notice more than
you realize. -

Quote: As I get older, I realize I have little tolerance for useless drama
As I get older, I realize I have little tolerance for useless drama and fake people. My home, good food on the table, and friends that make me happy mean the world to me.
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Quote: If you cant do anything about it, then let it go.
If
you cant
do anything about
it, then let it go.
Don’t be a prisoner
to things you
can’t change.
Tony Gaskins -

Quote: Believe in your heart that something wonderful is about
Believe in your heart
that something wonderful
is about to happen.
Love your life. Believe in
your own powers, in your
own potential, and in your
own goodness. Wake
every morning with the
awe of just being alive.
Live this day well. -

Quote: Just because we are in a stressful situation does not mean we have to
Just because we are in a stressful situation does not mean we have to get stressed out. You may be in the storm. The key is, don’t let the storm get in you. – Joel Osteen
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Quote: l am a very strong believer that whoever is meant to be in your life
l am a very strong believer that whoever is meant to be in your life will always gravitate back towards you, regardless of how far they wander.
