Am meisten behalten
Sätze, die Fremde nicht loslassen wollten.
“My cat died today. She was sixteen.”
♥ 72 · 221d“I miss who I was before all of this.”
♥ 64 · 146d“I wish I had called him.”
♥ 63 · 155d“First day sober. Again.”
♥ 55 · 176d“I don't know what I'm doing with my life.”
♥ 51 · 190d“If you're younger than me reading this: call your people.”
♥ 47 · 123d“I finally told my brother I was sorry.”
♥ 41 · 244d“I'm still here. Somehow.”
♥ 38 · 48d“I hope my daughter is okay.”
♥ 34 · 214d“She said yes. I can't stop smiling.”
♥ 33 · 162d“Starting over in a city where nobody knows my name.”
♥ 29 · 232d“The apartment is empty now. It echoes.”
♥ 22 · 101d“I just got married.”
♥ 22 · 174d“I don't think anyone will read this, and that's okay.”
♥ 19 · 199d“I ate alone for the first time today and it was fine.”
♥ 18 · 130d“I found a pressed leaf between the pages of a book I never finished. Someone cared enough to save it once.”
♥ 12 · 71d“If you are reading this, you will be okay.”
♥ 9 · 37d“Someone was here, and for a moment the room felt less empty.”
♥ 7 · 79d“I left a quiet whisper on the bench, hoping it reaches you.”
♥ 7 · 138d“I left a quiet hope in the shadows, waiting for you to discover it.”
♥ 5 · 70d