Unconditional Love

herewithoutyou:

dereklee:

I make mistakes. You make mistakes. Let’s fix them together.

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herewithoutyou:

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This was her and me… I miss this SO much.

herewithoutyou:

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That is, if you still want me…

rachelunleashed:

le kiss

audiogasm:

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blackholes:

hisnine:

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♥

dheydon:

alla1:

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dheydon:

kaluluwa:

dearkamala:

iamblessed:

- Kurt Halsey

Love his fingers running through her hair. This image just makes me smile.

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lovebot:

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audiogasm:

42th:

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thewildair:

trapeze:

iamsecond:taleeroe:

• missjmar:pretty-bird:
• i just found out the story of this tattoo…
  A case in point is Beth Loster, 24, a San Francisco writer and waitress who was a student at UC Berkeley when she met a young man who said, “Hey, we have tattoos in the same font.”
• The text of her tattoo - “clad in the panoply of love” - came from “Science & Health” by Mary Baker Eddy. “I like the way the written word looks on the body,” she said. “And that phrase made me feel safe.” His tattoo, also in a “typewriter” typeface, was in Latin. (She can’t recall the translation.)
• The text of Loster’s next tattoo was written by that young man, who had become her boyfriend. Before leaving for South America, where he was going to study, he left a note on her refrigerator that began, “this is on account of my loving you forever.” That phrase - in the form of a tattoo - offered her comfort when he was killed in a car accident in Brazil.
• i never knew the story behind this until now, how heart-breaking