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"Loving anyone is a curse, because you love them too much to leave them behind. And hate them enough to consistently think about it so much you are sure one day love won't matter...and you'll just go and you won't feel anything as you've loved to the point of numbing."

- Sequoia Red (via Sequoia Red) "Working on a novel...here's a snippet) @feelsgoodtogasp)

The production team asked Rain why he never talked about his past in detail.  Rain explained, “People used to think of me as a proper and charismatic person, but one day, those thoughts became distorted.  However, I did not think that this was unfair. Even if it were unfair, I did not want to show this.  I thought that whatever I did, I should just endure it, thinking that the truth would be revealed at some time or another.”

He continued, “It is not like I could just be applauded forever.  There has to be ups and downs.  Long ago, I used to think, ‘What am I doing,’ but these days, I accept good criticism and I let other criticisms like ‘I just don’t like you’ go in one ear and out the other." Rain said, "I am working harder for those people who love me.  The public are my parents.  They gave birth to me and allowed me to eat and live.  The people who created me as ‘Rain’ are the Korean fans.  They definitely have the right to criticize me and they also have the right to like and love me because I have enjoyed a lot of happiness over the years.”

If you’re absent during my struggle, don’t expect to be present during my success

Will Smith (via my-claudiablog-stuff)

It seems I’ve stopped speaking with my voice. Part of me fell asleep and just watches.

Fernando Pessoa (via stxxz)

"I accept good criticism and I let other criticisms like ‘I just don’t like you’ go in one ear and out the other."

Rain (via binibinini)

There are far too many silent sufferers. Not because they don’t yearn to reach out, but because they’ve tried and found no one who cares.

Richelle E. Goodrich (via perfect)