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so i’m in new york. and one of my closest, best friend nikki lives in cali. and now one of my favorite people, sassano, is (almost- he’s still driving) there.
i know that this picture is in the OPPOSITE direction, BUT it’s almost the same. =]
CALIFORNIA STOP STEALING MY FRIENDS!
atleast you have some place (and some people) to visit! <33
soon enough bbygurl. we will see each FACE TO FACE and not over the interwebs. promise.
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i need this in my life.
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All I want is a guy who is himself. Who likes me for me. He doesn’t have to be gorgeous but someone I find attractive. A guy who knows how to party hard and enjoys nights in sometimes. Someone I can bring around my friends and is totally chill with them. Who wont be scared of a monogamous commitment that I can trust with my whole being. A slight romantic that knows how to kid around. Someone I can act childish with but that I can also have a serious conversation with when needed.
I know he is out there. The problem is finding him.
i hate when my friends throw around the word “love.” i know you can love your friends, but still. im very uncomfortable with people saying ‘i love you’ to me. i feel bad even when friends say it and i dont say it back. dont get me wrong i ador my friends and my life would be shit without them. but love… i dont know if i could say that. but i feel the more you say it the less meaning it portrays, in some occasions.. i know everyone thinks differently, but the fact that when they say it and i dont say it back, the look i get isnt the best look. its not disappointment, its not hate, its not even sadness. i dont know what it is.. maybe expectation? but regardless i only say it to the selected few that i do believe i love. even some that i dont say it to, i do feel, but i cant just say it.
maybe there is something wrong w. me…
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