Tempus fugit.
Never get too attached to someone.
Many people say that one is supposed to appreciate while a certain person is there for us, but truth is that someday they’ll leave -whether they have to or that the period for which they were meant to stay in your life has simply expired- and will not come back.
This is spoken from experience. The feeling of seeing someone go away and knowing that they’ll unlikely return soon is dispairing and horribly painful. Evenings get radically longer; ‘tomorrow’ kind of becomes just another euphemism for “not actually soon”.
Laughs and jokes shared. Nonsense talked. Moments of talking seriously, be it to cheer up the other with advice or just about life and how fucked up society is. Can anyone simply forget such bonds completely, all at once?
If there is anyone able to, lucky them. I wish they could tell me their secret.
Or maybe learn it on my own.
why are we always waiting for something? Waiting for exams to be over, waiting for summer, waiting for Friday. And when what you’re waiting for finally comes, we don’t even appreciate what we have been waiting for, instead we just wait for something else.
truuuue
that’s because the fucking human nature is always egging us into longing for what we cannot have.

Does this remind anyone of the times when our moms would tell us “eat all of your meal; there are children starving in other countries.”? Well, these assholes waste condoms and seem to know nothing about China.
(via emeacea)
That moment when you come up with the idea that somehow, that annoying girl who keeps talking to you despite your curt responses, has actually decided to bother you.
Si los juegos olímpicos fueran en Chile, fijo que se mete un perro a la mitad del estadio.
(via icengard)
Esos comentarios de tu familia que te hacen sentir mal.
” y donde esta la polola ? “
“maldito el día en que se me ocurrió tener hijos” gracias mami
“siendo así de enojón te van a mandar a la chucha ligerito”







