Angelo Caerlang

I don’t feel sorry for my authenticity. I am not ashamed of my rawness and transparency. I don’t mind showing everyone my originality.

I deserve a closure. I deserve a proper ending. I deserve to move on.

Not having a father doesn’t make me a hateful person. My life isn’t as sad and broken as people think or expect it to be.

I want your love to show me how to live life again. I want your love to bring back my trust in fate.

Wait for someone who will treasure you dearly in their hearts. Because this someone will not take you for granted. They will not consider you as the someone who is always there, who will always stay, who will never leave.

Date someone who’s not scared by the ghosts of your past.

Because loving you is so easy that I lost track of why, suddenly, you seem to be the only air I can breathe. And without you, I am lifeless.

I hope you find the one who will choose to stay, even if the weather changes, even if your journey together gets rocky, and even if the whole world seems to be against both of you.

A determined spirit and passion to keep living.

I need You. I need Your guidance, I need Your light, I need Your love.

Maybe losing you gives me an opportunity to know myself more, to know why I fall for someone who treats me like garbage, and to discover the direction to head next.

Maybe relationships end because they have served their purpose in our journey, and maybe we’re meant for something else, something better.

Being broke is temporary. But staying broke is an option.

Be with the guy who can’t imagine being with anyone else but you.

They say if you love someone, let them go. So now I’m setting you free.

Love is an emotion that is confusing, yet beautiful. And I choose to remember my first love that way. I choose to remember you that way.

That term “almost” killed me. “Almost” meant we were everything but. “Almost” implied we could be something great, but never would, never did. “Almost” changed me.

Because when I say I love you, it means you’re someone I picture spending my future with, until I draw my final breathe.