I love you more than I can say,
If I could tell you I would let you know.

W.H. Auden, “If I Could Tell You” (via wordsnquotes)

I spend most nights at home falling in love with the idea of you.

You are not my 11:11 wish. You are my 24-hour impossibility.

im sober now and i still love you

I knew exactly what I was getting myself into.
I just thought I could overcome the outcome you guaranteed me.
Instead, I am completely torn apart.
Just like you promised I would be.

wtfvr (via wnq-writers)

If you’re under 30 and in a relationship right now, and you’re not head over heels, get out. You are way too young to be wasting your time with someone who doesn’t make you really happy to be with them every day. There’s nothing sadder than watching 23-year-olds settle.

(via sexual-feelings)

coagulates:

As I get older the more I appreciate straight forward people. Like if you’re mad at me I will respect you if you tell me. I don’t understand adults that would rather stomp their feet and use passive aggressive behavior to communicate. Life does not have to be this difficult fam

I think I’ll be brave
Starting with you
…And say how I’ve wanted you.

Tawgs Salter, “Brave” (via wordsnquotes)

desiderium

(dɛs ɪˈdɪər i əm), noun | an ardent longing for something or someone you lost; a yearning grief.

etymology: Desiderium comes from the Latin verb dēsīderāre, meaning “to long for; require.”

(via wordsnquotes)

Working at the check out

*Some old dude packing up his shopping*

Me: Have a nice evening
Guy: Don’t say that
Me: Sorry?
Guy: Have a nice evening. What does that even mean? If I’ve just had a divorce am I going to have a nice evening? If my mother just died am I going to have a nice evening? Just say good evening. It’s formal and to the point.
Me:…
Me: good evening then.

*Later is a group of 21 year olds, all buying alcohol*

Me: [getting flustered as the line at my checkout is super long] can I see ID?
First dude: of course! Pass them down boys we can make this easier for her. Calm down, you’re doing great.

Do people genuinely still think young people are the worst customers?