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In the midst of hell, keep going. Like a wave on the ocean, it will pass over in due time.

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Rebecca Ross, Divine Rivals

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Aferrarme a ti, en lo profundo y en lo húmedo de tu deseo.

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ilaria toma

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#love.

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"Soft love is much needed.. I have had a hard life and I just want to come home to softness."

Soft eyes and a soft touch, a soft heart, god I need this so much - eUë

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“Don’t allow someone to make you feel that you’re not good enough.”

— Unknown

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i want to cultivate a home that is so full of love

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“text me when you get home” means “i love you, be safe.“ 

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#where you at babe #can't wait to give you the best back rubs EVER #someday

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Sending love to everyone silently pushing through the waves of grief while trying to continue on each day.

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Are there any women on here that have gone through finding out their husband watches porn / mentally cheats, etc. and would be willing to talk about it? It's been over a year since I found out and I'm still struggling really bad with this. I could use any advice you have on how to deal with it and maybe somehow get over it if that's even possible.... it seems like no matter how hard I try, my brain WILL NOT let me move on. I feel deeply betrayed, especially since he chose to keep doing it even after seeing it destroy me. I am not the same person as I was before and I feel like all the strength I had has been drained out of me. I've prayed and prayed. I've tried to tell myself he's just addicted and can't help it, etc. But nothing has helped. So I'd be really grateful for any advice you have for moving past this. You can message me privately. Thank you.

#boosting this if anyone is willing to reach out

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“The best feeling in the world is knowing that you actually mean something to someone.”

— Unknown

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