Alexandria Brown
Expert in all things burrito and Bernese Mountain Dog related topics
You Will Always Be My Biggest Regret (And My Biggest Lesson)
If we could have gotten over the wounded egos and the bruised pride in order to face the issue head on that we were scared. Because it happened so fast that it made it seem like this was going to fizzle just as quickly.
This Is The Truth About Moving On
You’re confused as to why you can’t breathe. You’re not even sure what’s happening. And then you panic. You panic because everything that was right currently isn’t.
I Can’t Tell You I Love You (But I Do)
Let me tell you something, it’s the hardest thing I’ve ever done to keep my mouth shut about this.
I’m Not Sorry For Having Feelings For Your Boyfriend
He was my best friend. My confidante. My everything.
Read This If You’re Convinced You’re Never Going To Love Again
You will love them so fully that your definition of love right now isn’t even close to what it feels like.
The Truth About Anorexia That No One Likes To Talk About
It’s forgetting what hunger actually feels like because you’re too far gone to remember. Your brain has stopped telling your body that you’re hungry.
What If I Told You I Love You
Because I’ve never loved someone this much. I’ve never had this much to lose. I’ve never thought about loving someone as deeply and intensely as I love you.
I Hate To Admit It, But I Can’t Stop Thinking About What You To Do My Body
You feel too good for me to not give in to you.
I Need You To Choose Me Forever This Time Or Finally Let Me Go
My heart can’t take the push and pull. It can’t take the touch and go.
Read This If It Seems Like You Can Never Catch A Break
In your darkest hours, when life has just kicked you square in the gut, I need you to believe in your purpose.
When You Need To Accept That Love Isn’t Enough To Make It Work
You both know too. That there’s something just a little off. That things are just a little too forced lately.
The Truth About Accepting The Things We Cannot Change
Letting someone go and find themselves doesn’t mean we’re losing them. It means we’re letting them grow into the person they need to become.