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"Your life is an organized hell"
~ Saturday, May 26 ~
The Idols of K-Pop: This is going to sound dumb...
But I really hate it when people judge me for liking Korean Pop (K-pop) music.
There’s nothing wrong with the music I am listening to. I don’t judge you for your taste in music so don’t judge mine.
“How can you listen to something that you don’t even understand?”
To me music…
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“ I am lonely, yet not everybody will do. I don’t know why, some people fill the gaps and others emphasize my loneliness.
— Anaïs Nin (via very-thin)
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I’ve been through a considerable amount of pain. It’s probably average, but it doesn’t mean it meant little to nothing. During my life until now, I realize I could have succumbed to this pain in very heart-wrenching and rather torturous ways, but in the end I managed to pull myself back up. Also, some of it might have been beneficial for my later life. The most important lessons from these things, however, is the fact that I learned to love myself. When I say this, I feel like a hypocrite because at times I really do not love myself. Though when those times come around I have to constantly remind myself that I’m actually worth something. With that, I can whole-heartily love other people without feeling a need for resistance or fear of being abandoned. To be honest, the people you love in a life time will come and go, but it doesn’t mean they’re gone forever. That’s why I can love without regrets.
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