My version of flirting is looking at someone I find attractive multiple times and hoping they’re more brave than I am.

(Source: deadp0ol)

Unless you have an amazing personality and are pretty, liking someone is shit.

It’s such a shame not knowing someone as well as you want to. There is someone in my life who is only an acquaintance, a friend of a friend, and it’s sad knowing that he won’t ever be anything more than that to me. From the time I’ve spent with him I’ve realised that he has all the qualities I find attractive in a guy: open-mindedness, slight self-deprecation, charisma, kindness, intelligence, wit, a sense of humour, and good looks (to me, anyway). And, amazingly, he’s never had a girlfriend which surprises me because I thought other girls would have fallen in love with his personality too. It seems weird to say it when I really don’t know him very well but he honestly would be like my perfect guy. So it’s sad to think that he shall always remain an acquaintance.

OK if you like her fine there’s nothing I can do about that, but if you’re going to be with her stop begging for attention off me, it’s not fair on either of us.. I don’t understand why you would keep messaging me anyway if you’re so happy with her.

Girl logic is so stupid, we’re all like “waaah why don’t I have a boyfriend?” but then we don’t want to go out with the boys who show any interest in us

nintendoggystyle:

do boys actually get real crushes on girls or is that an urban myth

ofabeautifulnight:

how come in the movies the awkward introverted girl is always actually ridiculously hot and gets the equally smoking guy who’s actually not an asshole but a sweetheart in hiding like when is this going to happen to me