Dorothy Anne Field

The right person won’t ever leave you, no matter how dark everything gets. The right person will make you see that staying is the only option there is, and nothing else.

When we meet someone and we feel that chemistry, we have it in our heads that it could be love. When we make this stupid mistake of having a one night stand with someone, we have it in our heads that just because they had our bodies for a night, we get their hearts in return.

Let me just lay it out here in the open: texting does not immediately equal effort.

I’m not even going to try denying it, but anxiety is one of the most horrible emotions a person could feel.

If his phone is more important than you, leave him. You don’t deserve someone who spends more time on their phone than with you.

Suddenly, you’re on the verge of hitting the 1-year mark and you’re amazed as to how you could have made it this far.

Love was never about time. It was never about being someone just because it was familiar and comfortable.

Effort was never about the material things. Effort is how loved and valued you make them feel, whether you’re together or apart. 

This isn’t going to be a year you just say you are going to own, and not have your actions meet the expectations of your words.

You love with so much intensity that not everyone deserves you. Don’t you ever settle for less than what you deserve.

You deserve people who aren’t the cause of cutting your own wings, but rather making it possible for you to fly.

It’s not supposed to make your best friend heartbroken because it pains her to see you settle for less than you deserve.

You are a masterpiece.

Love was never about definitions and lists because love, well, love is the best thing we do.

You will choose to work things out and you will always choose each other, no matter the odds.

It’s going to get better, I promise. I know promises are meant to be broken and no person should ever make a promise that they don’t intend to keep, but this is something I’m truly sure of.

Love is choosing to love them, even when they aren’t so lovable, especially then.