Posted March 21, 2012 at 12:34am
AM Kidd | 2AM
I swear I think I give too much
to people nowadays, maybe I should stop to give a fuck.
Valentine’s Day.
The day in which the singles dwell in bitterness while the couples cheer for the remembrance of their love…well, that’s what everyone portray it as anyway. In most people’s mind, Valentine’s day is a day for couples to live in their bubble of happiness. That is not how it is however, for Valentine’s day is a simple holiday to celebrate love. It is there to celebrate the bond between a mother and her new born child, a bond between the best of friends, a bond between a young boy and his pet, a bond between siblings and a bond between anyone who cares deeply about someone or something else. Valentine’s Day is not just about receiving boxes of chocolate or bouquet of flowers. Nor is it about cupids and his magical arrows of love. It is definitely not a day of competition; couples boasting to see who the cutest couple is. No, Valentine’s Day celebrate love overall. People need to stop sulking for a moment and realize that Valentine’s Day is not purely about them trying to find someone who they could claim as “my Valentine”. They need to stop being bitter just because they’re not spending Valentine’s Day with someone they can call their “boyfriend/girlfriend”. They need to go out and celebrate Valentine’s Day with all the people they love, no matter what kind of love it is.
Don’t just fuck the police.
Take the police out on a couple dates. Take the police to the movies or a nice stroll in the park. Feed the police some delicious fondue. Make the police fall in love with you. Then, fuck the police. And then out of nowhere, stop taking calls from the police. Ignore the police. Make the police miss you. Make the police cry.
(Source: teap0ts, via suprisingmoments)
Intimacy in a relationship.
I think physical contact in a relationship is very important. With every hug, kiss, and touch, it brings two people even closer. Cuddling on the couch while watching a movie. Kissing by the side walk after an amazing date. Clutching each other after a fight, not wanting to feel like you’re alone. As human beings, it is normal to yearn to have a physical connection to someone, even if it’s as simple as hand holding. Everyone longs to be hold, to be embraced, and to be enveloped in a warm snuggle. Though many people don’t usually express this need, I think physical contact in a relationship is sometime the key to bring love into the next level. (Unless you sleep around a lot then never mind…)
(via bbynicch3x)
Invisible.
Lately I’ve been feeling like I don’t don’t exist. Everyone seems to push me away and ignore me. It’s like I’m a ghost, people just see right through me. No one notices me or talks to me anymore. Even when i’m surrounded by a bunch of people I’ll still feel that way.
(Source: anthonytherat, via xnikkiboo-deactivated20120212)
