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emotions comeback intervention time


Tuesday, April 20, 2010 !@#$% 3:53 AM

Thinking about it, I’m glad you were once in my life. You taught me things I probably would’ve never given a single thought about. I learned not to rush into things, because everything takes time. I learned to never doubt a relationship. I learned that some things really are better left unsaid. And although you’re not exactly in my life right now, I hope that one day will be a whole new beginning, starting off on a new friendship, and talking again.


(To Infinity, & Beyond. )