distance is a love language. learn it.

i avoid eggshell type of relationships: can’t express yourself, can’t be yourself, can’t ever be straightforward, can’t be comfortable, can’t talk like adults, can’t be heard, can’t respond with love without it turning into something negative.

you’re not hard to love, they’re just unequipped.

private peace > public proof.

don’t get bitter, get selective.

my favorite person turned into a lesson.

just because the conversation is uncomfortable doesn’t mean we’re having an argument.

know the difference between who's holding you down and who's holding you back.

have you ever lost all respect for someone? like you don't hate them but you don't feel the need to associate yourself or say anything to them anymore.

you may not see it yet, but everything is quietly aligning in your favor.

an og told me “showing your emotions to people is like bleeding next to a shark.” …woah.

healthy relationships don’t require mental gymnastics.

i’ve come to realize i need depth in every aspect of my life. i hate surface level.

sometimes as an adult you have to decide "this is the last time these people are gonna make me feel this way" and stand on it. be it family, a relationship or a friendship.

things end. people change. life goes on.

at some point, you need to get serious about your life. delete numbers, stay away from love that isn't real, hustle harder, get your health right, your spirit right, your mental right. you gotta demand some respect, not just from people, but from yourself.

for your own sanity, always take mixed signals as a no.

it’s so sad how many people overlook compatibility in favor of chemistry.

i really want to experience traveling with someone i’m in love with.

definitely want to see the world.