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vibrantinspirations:

Did anyone else’s heart break into a million pieces?

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yanrwtb:

Trust is fragile. 

Even if it’s given back, it’s given back tainted and unlike how it was before. 

It’s like glass. Once it’s broken, even if you put back the pieces, it will never be the same.

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I can’t help but remember everything. I mean, you see somebody and you think about all they’ve ever said and done. The good and the bad. It all comes back to you, and it feels so right and hurts so bad all at once.
Unknown (via beatrizt)

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Occasionally, something will happen that will change your opinion of someone irrevocably, that will shatter the ideal you’ve built up around a person and force you to see them for the fallible and human creature that they really are.
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yanrwtb:

I wonder if it’s possible to delay what is unavoidable. It’s given that we cannot alter the foreordained, but maybe it’s feasible to defer it for temporal lengths of time. If this is allowed, I question if my time and efforts are being put towards attempting to obstruct something that will irrevocably be destroyed, regardless.

Like, cheating destiny. We can hope that God designed our lives to intertwine with each other’s for forever, but then wouldn’t we also be cheating ourselves?

There’s only so much we can do that will successfully elude the inevitable. Ultimately, destiny will lapse back into it’s fated course.

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