Top-tier love is dating someone who feels like your best friend, keeps you laughing, never stops flirting with you, and somehow loves you even harder on the days you need it most.
make him want to be obsessed with me pls pls pls pls he has to be obsessed with me and NEED to know how I am and ask me silly questions about my day and treat me like his princess and baby me but also be A FREAK pls pls pls pls
Behind my “I don’t want to celebrate my birthday” is a girl who secretly wishes to be surprised. A girl who hopes someone remembers to greet her at exactly 12 midnight, writes her a long message, shows up with a cake or flowers, and makes her feel loved and celebrated, even if just for one day.
calling my lover “mine,” not the way my phone or my jacket is mine, but the way my favorite place is mine. not because i own it, but because i cherish it. “mine” in the sense that i care for them, protect them, and choose them every day. not possession devotion.
My mom‘s desire to care for other people was absolutely genuine, but she thought it was virtuous to loudly deny herself things or to not consider herself. It was not virtuous, it was really annoying, and it also sent the message that we didn’t deserve anything we got
I lied. i love when you can't leave me alone. i love being babied. i love being told what to do. i love making out. i love when you show you're jealous. i love that sleepy voice. i love physical touch. i love obsessiveness
i find the concept of growing in love so much prettier than love at first sight??
like one day you look at someone and you suddenly realize you see them in a different light than you did the night before. that’s falling.
Adopting a "do it right now" mentality has done wonders for my organization & discipline. Something on the floor? Grab it right now. Thinking about cooking later?Cook right now. Laundry finished? Put them up right now. Home from a trip?Unpack right then. It's the small things.
women earn 60% of classics degrees and have earned 45-60% of classics degrees since 1990, attend university at higher rates, study the humanities even if not majoring in them at higher rates, and read more books. take that condescension back to 1930.