Marisa Donnelly

She doesn’t need much to have a good time.

You’ve put the past behind you. You’ve let go. Whether a person or town, a bad memory or heartache, you’ve learned that you cannot cling to the familiar anymore.

I want someone who’s going to see me for me, us for us, and work through all that crap to have a love that means something rather than just looks nice.

There is nothing wrong with you.

I wish I could tell you that you are a blessing to so many people.
And that you need to bless yourself sometimes.

I want us to be two imperfect people, stumbling and laughing and colliding into each other in a beautiful mess of emotion and hesitation and excitement and nervousness.

These bodies that you’ve touched, these lips you’ve kissed, the moments of growth and anger and frustration and patience and forgiveness and tender care cannot simply cease to exist.

I don’t care what the world wants of me.
Or who I’m supposed to be, how I’m supposed to love.

“It’s not about the clothing, the hair, the make-up. It’s about the way her smile radiates warmth, or how she dances when she’s excited, no matter who’s watching.”

I hope that the world lays out a road for us to follow. That it’s a messy road, a difficult road, but a road filled with love and laughter.

Failure implies that there’s nowhere left to go, but when you hit rock bottom, the only place to go is up.

Sometimes you fall, and sometimes you fall hard. Sometimes you love, and sometimes you find yourself in love. And then, suddenly your level of love has even deeper, uncharted layers.

She keeps smiling like a crazy person.

When I close my eyes and think about how the past years have gone, I can’t wrap my head around a life without you in it.

You are another woman’s man.
This is of utmost importance.

Never underestimate the value of a power snack.

If I were asked to define you,
I wouldn’t have an answer.

But I promise to be the girl that never stops trying.