If you wanna be my lover
You’ve gotta throw huge parties to get my attention and get your neighbor to invite me over for tea then let me run over my husband’s mistress in your car
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A Shirtless Black Man Dares to Run Through A White Neighborhood
Eric V. Dunn is a business major at Florida Atlantic University, according to his Twitter profile.
Dunn has a simple introduction for his Vine video: “I like running through white people neighborhoods with my shirt off.”
The rest you’ll have to watch for yourself.
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Omfg.
OH MY GOD
Well, that was unexpected.
I’M SCREAMING
what was i expecting
I um… well.
OMG LOLOLOL
(via longsuff3ring)
its so weird how easily i was able to talk to you. there was just something about you that made everything seem okay. holy crap.
I was doing laundry when my mom tossed a bag in the laundry basket. She laughed and said, “I’ll look at these later, and see if I want to toss it out or not.” I didn’t think it was anything important, but when I took a closer look into the bag, it was an old scrapbook. Pages were falling out, and I thought it was because it was just old. But the pages were falling out because the pages were ripped out and some were even ripped in half. Seeing it killed me inside. These pictures were memories and cards from a teenage relationship to 30 years of marriage. Ruined. Destroyed.
It killed me so much to see the smiles on their faces in these pictures because I don’t see that anymore. My parents did love each other at one point, and it’s evident in this scrap book. But the fact that its destroyed, makes me see that the marriage is also broken. I miss my family. I wish I knew what It would be like to grow up into a happy family. To see both of my parents when I graduate next year.. To have my dad walk me down the aisle when I get married.. It’s insane how fast things can change. And in the most worst possible way ever. All I can do now is pray though.
I just hope that one day I won’t have that fear of my relationship not being able to work out. I don’t want my kids to have to grow up like me. To feel like this. I want them to be happy, and have a mommy and daddy forever.
Going through this really did take a toll on me. And it’s been over a year.. I can really see how this experience has changed me. Both positively and negatively.
I hope this is over soon.. And in the future, I pray my marriage won’t end with a torn up scrap book full of memories that should’ve lasted a lifetime.
