lovecrazy

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"Life is a journey, not a destination."

Witty has become part of my life over the past two years, and I can say that it has changed me. For better or for worse, I do not know, but it has made an impact. I've met some of the most beautiful and amazing people on here who will forever be in my heart, and their stories will remain with me wherever life takes me. I just want you all to remember that life may be pretty rocky now, but it will get smoother. Eventually. No matter how hard you think it is, ending it will never be the answer. Hang in there, it gets better, I promise. I hope life takes you where you wish to be.


Quotes by lovecrazy



I cannot even begin to express my hatred for being on your period
while staying at a friend's house. Like it's so damn awkward when you have to change your tampon. Can that wrapper get any louder!? And like don't even get me started on if you bleed through and their little bìtch àss siblings point it out. Ooh you may be 5 but I'll hit you with a car. And what's even worse is if you start at their house! For the love of Christ someone take my ovaries out.

 


I hate those really cocky and arrogant people,
who think they're amazing. No, sit the fùck down, you ain't even cute.

 





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Here's some future parenting tips: 

1.
Never and I mean ever tell your child they are fat. It's great to want to help them lose weight, eat healthy, and exercise, but do not make jokes about their weight, or make them feel self-conscious.

2. If you and your husband/wife fight a lot, and it's just not working out, stop trying to make it work. Yes, divorce is hard on kids, but you're ruining their childhood and possibly their lives because they have to listen to you fight constantly.

3. Don't talk at your child, talk to them. They're not stupid, so stop talking to them like they are. They can understand what's going on, you just have to tell them.

4. Trust them. Trust them until they give you a reason not to. By that, I mean a real reason, not some stupid reason like they said they were doing their homework but they were really on the computer.

5. Be someone they can count on. You know how hard it is to be a teenager, and feel like you're alone. Show them that they can talk to you, that you're going to be there for them.

6. No matter what, you love those kids. They are a precious gift that you were blessed with, love them. Protect them, cherish them, and love them.



I always know when my period is coming.
I eat like every 5 seconds and then get upset because I can't stop eating and I'm going to get fat.

 

I crave you
in the most
innocent form.
I crave to say
good night
and give you
forehead kisses
and to say
that I adore you
when you feel
at your worst.
I crave you
in ways
where I just
want to be
next to you
and nothing
more or less.


 


A lot of kids get upset, when things like
Father's Day come around, because for whatever reason it may be, they do not have a father in their life. The thing is, they do. No, it may not be your biological father, and it may not even be a man. But, a father is someone who cares for, loves, and raises you. There are a lot of cases today, where your father may also be your mother, grandmother, aunt, whatever. What I'm trying to say is that it's okay to be upset about that, but you should also show the person who has stepped up as your father how much you appreciate and love them. Oh, and I know there are some fathers on here, so Happy Father's Day.

 


That amazing feeling you get,
when you slide through a tight space with very little difficulty.

 


I don't like people. At all.
So if I tell you I like you, you must be pretty damn amazing.

 
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