I’m never enough.
I’m never enough.
She can have your dial tone,
I don’t need the sound of
your unreliability anymore.
She can take your tongue
coated in whiskey,
I don’t need the feeling
of regret pressed
inside of my mouth.
Mostly when it’s a taste
that I will never acquire.
She can make a home
out of your heart,
I don’t need the eviction notices
every week, only there
when you think you know best.
She can have your love,
I don’t need the weight
of never being good enough
on my shoulders anymore.
I don’t need the sound of
your unreliability anymore.
She can take your tongue
coated in whiskey,
I don’t need the feeling
of regret pressed
inside of my mouth.
Mostly when it’s a taste
that I will never acquire.
She can make a home
out of your heart,
I don’t need the eviction notices
every week, only there
when you think you know best.
She can have your love,
I don’t need the weight
of never being good enough
on my shoulders anymore.
– “I don’t want it and I don’t need it,” - CB (via mostlyfiction)
(via mostlyfiction)
(via mundanegalaxies)
(via ladurees)
Sometimes unfinished business is better left unfinished. It bothers your soul for a while, but in the long run it’s good for you. Leave the negativity behind mid sentence. There’s nothing more to be said.
(via nicolehowlin)
You don’t love me and that’s okay.
I don’t want a taste of something I can never have.
I love only what I can place so high above me that I cannot reach it.
– Franz Kafka (via rulesofthirds)
(via rulesofthirds)
#dontmoveforwhitepeople2K4ever
Don’t do it
#especiallywhitemen
(via coolsaddad-blog)
New urban fantasy theory:
Walmart hires vampires. This explains why it’s open 24 hours a day, why working there is often described as ‘soul-sucking’, and why there’s almost always no windows.
Most damningly, Walmart is one of the few stores that specifically hires a ‘greeter’ with no other job than to welcome every person into the store.
Because vampires have to be invited in.
(via unxenophobic)