@svnmzz_: #offcampus #fyp #viral #repost

call me rome;) :

Best feeling ever

Mori :

he wanted me first and then he left

menhater :

he doesn't even care

.𖥔 ݁ ˖🪐.𖥔 ݁ ˖ :

waking up to 0 notifications from them and then continuously checking your phone throughout the day for nothing to come

mayi :

He seem happy and okay without me

jen jen 💓 :

feels so empty

🎀 :

I wonder if he feels the emptiness as much as I do

Rachel :

I love that they’re listening to the same song

ha? :

no more calls, no more long text, no more long conversations, everything is 'unnecessary'

L :

I dont think she cares

Listykillas :

Reading book called Healing Isn’t Pretty by Mira Hartson brought back the spark i’ve lost.

🦇🕸️𝔍𝖚𝖑𝖊𝖟🖤 :

It’s so sad bc wdym I can’t talk to my best friend and favorite person in the whole world anymore… 💔

deenatsuki :

he dgaf

marghe :

in an instant you become like strangers

Quantum Love Field :

Nobody talks about how losing someone isn’t just losing a person. It’s losing the version of your day that was built around them. The good morning texts. The random updates. The person you automatically reached for when something happened. That’s why healing can feel so strange. You’re not only grieving who they were — you’re teaching your nervous system that it’s safe to exist without them. One day the silence stops feeling empty. And starts feeling peaceful.

nrull🐣🌈 :

"tidak ada yang pernah membicarakan betapa kosongnya harimu setelah kamu berhenti berbicara dengan seseorang yang merupakan bagian dari rutinitas harian mu"

Abrilele G.L :

Nadie habla de lo vacío que se siente el día después de dejar de hablar con alguien que formaba parte de tu rutina diaria.

سَلمى :

Never hated him genuinely but, it’s gotten to the point where i just wish i never knew he existed in the first place.

a potato :

and how painful it is when you see something that reminds you of them/only they would understand

ebi.babyy🧸💚 :

I feel like a part of me died that day.

RIO :