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four twentynine thirteen

I want to be the quiet girl who every boy falls in love with. I want my sideways smile to steal the hearts of anyone who steals a glance at it from the side. I want to be fragile, so that people want to take care of me as soon as they see me with my knees curled up on a chair that is too big. I want to be the stuff of novels, and of films, and of love songs whose melodies are picked out on a guitar. I want the idea of me to be so delicate and so alluring that I’ll never have to worry about being hurt. I want to be a beautiful heart breaker - the one that they tell their brothers, mothers, and sons about. I want to be what they describe as the best thing that ever happened to them. I want to be I want to be I want to be all the things I’m not.
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rebecca-mcdade
Scottish
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Feb 4, 2014
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