Kirsten Corley

Anxiety is an unanswered text that kills you inside.

I challenge you to let go of everyone in your life and only reach again to those people who are still holding on and not letting you fall.

But one day doesn’t change waking up in a bed too big for one.

I sat with a beer in my hand physically present but emotionally miles away. I think my dad saw the pain in my eyes as I watched everyone around me. Happier. Not faking it. It was the calm before a storm. That moment where you know it could be ending but you don’t believe it. […]

The hardest part about soulmates is sometimes you don’t end up with the one you think is yours.

One day she’ll look at you and laugh because she knew she settled and she’ll wonder why.

You’ve already amounted to your full potential in that area and it’s time you move on. Congratulations.

It isn’t three words to hear them back. Love needs not to be reciprocated to define it as something real.

But I hope you find someone who defines what home means to you. And I hope when you find that person, you never have to know what it’s like to live without them.

Love and relationships are all about risks and chances but I’m the type of person who plays for keeps.

I hope in the New Year, you quit lying to yourself about what you really want and find the courage to go after it.

If you care about me at all, you’ll let me find someone who can give what you can’t.

I can’t be your friend. Because it hurts to know where we were and that we may never be there again.

One day you’ll learn to love again and you’ll open your heart and only then it will heal.

They’ve had relationships fail because of their job and they don’t want to put someone through that again.

I couldn’t keep being every first hello as I was left wondering when you’d say goodbye for good.

Depression is standing in a crowded room and you just want to be as happy as everyone appears to be.

One day your phone is going to go off and you’ll wish it was my name across the screen.