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jasonfnsaint: shyieesolove: The reason why most relationships don’t last long is that because most couples are just lovers but they’re not friends. That the relationship they got engaged in was based only on physical attraction, lust if you want to be brutal. It’s like they rushed into a relationship with only their physical admiration for each other not knowing everything that makes a relationship going. So when the physical attraction wore off, nothing hold them back together and the tendency is for them to break up. So just like everyone else is saying, it is better if a couple was not just lovers, but friends as well. So while looking for that someone you wanna give your heart with, you’ll not just going to find a girlfriend/boyfriend in their being, you’re also looking for a best friend. It’s not just about hitting two birds in one stone, it’s your heart and your happiness that’s at stake here.  Boom. This is why Liz and I will stand the test of time. She’s not just my lover, she’s my best friend. We accept each other’s faults and help each other through them. We agree to disagree. We laugh at stupidity, even within each other. We watch movies and talk about our other friends as if they’re with us. We’re so much alike, yet so different. We’re best friends, and best lovers.

jasonfnsaint:

shyieesolove:

The reason why most relationships don’t last long is that because most couples are just lovers but they’re not friends. That the relationship they got engaged in was based only on physical attraction, lust if you want to be brutal. It’s like they rushed into a relationship with only their physical admiration for each other not knowing everything that makes a relationship going. So when the physical attraction wore off, nothing hold them back together and the tendency is for them to break up. So just like everyone else is saying, it is better if a couple was not just lovers, but friends as well. So while looking for that someone you wanna give your heart with, you’ll not just going to find a girlfriend/boyfriend in their being, you’re also looking for a best friend. It’s not just about hitting two birds in one stone, it’s your heart and your happiness that’s at stake here. 

Boom. This is why Liz and I will stand the test of time. She’s not just my lover, she’s my best friend. We accept each other’s faults and help each other through them. We agree to disagree. We laugh at stupidity, even within each other. We watch movies and talk about our other friends as if they’re with us. We’re so much alike, yet so different. We’re best friends, and best lovers.

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rowsoflife: celestial-smoke: ghmw: the irony of this paragraph, with most girls reblogging ‘wish I found someone like this lolololol <3’ is that the author, Elizabeth Gilbert, is actually referring to herself and the strength she has within her, not another person. she is strong enough to beat depression and loneliness and even if she doesn’t always believe in herself, the ‘voice’ does. love yourself like this, girls. thank you, omfg people need to save themselves not wait for other people, you are all so much better than that ok?  love this paragraph! xx

rowsoflife:

celestial-smoke:

ghmw:

the irony of this paragraph, with most girls reblogging ‘wish I found someone like this lolololol <3’ is that the author, Elizabeth Gilbert, is actually referring to herself and the strength she has within her, not another person. she is strong enough to beat depression and loneliness and even if she doesn’t always believe in herself, the ‘voice’ does. love yourself like this, girls.

thank you, omfg people need to save themselves not wait for other people, you are all so much better than that ok? 

love this paragraph! xx

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