Becca Martin

I want a Friday kind of love. The love that is fun, the love you yearn for.

I never once heard you complain about the financial part of it. I can’t even begin to imagine how much money you put into buying all my equipment and paying for tournament fees and club dues, but I’m forever thankful you did it.

“Accidently sent a super dirty text to my high school basketball coach…”

The only thing stopping you, is you. Stop waiting for Friday, stop waiting for “tomorrow” and start living right now.

Infatuation is selfish; all we’re doing is only trying to please ourselves for a certain period of time.

There is an uneasiness about 2 AM that makes you think things you wouldn’t think at 2 PM. There is a comfort in the day, being busy, being around friends and family, and having the sun shining on your skin.

I can’t wrap my mind around the person you’ve become because you are not the person I used to know.

I’m not the kind of woman to force a fake smile when something is eating me on the inside. I’m the kind of woman that will tell you and work through it with you.

Their biggest (and only) fault is that they leave us too quickly. They come into our lives for a short period of time to teach us about love and they provide the best examples that no significant other can match.

Independence is liberating, it really is, but so is having someone there for you. Regardless of who it is, it’s about having someone by your side that you can rely on.

Getting involved with someone would either leave me heartbroken when I left, knowing I wouldn’t be able to see him for months or possibly years.

She’s had plenty of people come into her life and leave unannounced. She might have feelings about certain things that she will compress until she is more comfortable around you because she doesn’t want to turn you off.

“I felt like I was washing my sins away.”

I’m in love with your thoughts, with the way you think deeply and take everything into consideration. The way your mind works intrigues me completely, you’re not an average person by any means and I love you for that.

It’s so amazingly wonderful being told you’re good at doing something you love.

Ask someone how their day is going and genuinely listen to their response.

True love shows generosity.

“My uncle was suppose to be in the Twin Towers on September 11, 2001 for a job interview, but he didn’t get the call back. He was so upset he didn’t get the job, but it was definitely a blessing in disguise.”