In other words, if you could change anything, would you?

"I decided that I could go on being scared forever, that I could
keep walking, that I could carry my rage around, hot and heavy in
my chest forever. But maybe there was another way. You have
everything you need, my mother had told me. And maybe all I 
needed was the courage to admit that what I needed
was someone to lean on."

I'm mad at myself, not you. I'm mad for always being nice, always 
apologizing for things I didn't do, for getting attached, for making you 
my life, depending on you, wasting my time on you, thinking about you, 
following you, changing for you, forgiving you, wishing for you, dreaming 
of you, and most of all for not hating you

Everybody just keeps on moving on in this crazy, messed up world.
That's all you can do anyways. You keep smiling, you keep moving,
you just keep on living. Cause who knows, you might just be the only
thing keeping somebody else from stopping. You might be someone's
everything and not even know it. If you stop moving,
what's to keep them from stopping too?

"I'll live the most ordinary life there ever was, just as long 
as you promise me that I'll get five minutes of wonderful 
before it's all over."

"I want to just walk up to Jane and say that I miss the way 
she flips pancakes. That no one but her has ever left me a 
love note on a steamed-up shaving mirror. I want to tell her 
that sometimes, when the sun is setting over the unfurled fluke 
of a humpback, I wish I had her beside me. That when I give a 
speech, I wish I could see her face in the first row. How stupid you 
are, Oliver, I think. You can write circles around any scientist in your 
field. You've published more than any researcher your age. You are 
suppose to be the expert. But you don't know how to tell 
her that you can't live without her. "

If anything our time apart has only made me more certain
that I want to spend my nights by your side and
my days with your heart.

Choose good company. Ask yourself if a person makes you better
or drains your life force. If the answer is B, you’re busy the next time
they call. And the time after that.

"The average person tells 4 lies a day, and 1460 a year. A total of
88,000 by the age of 6. And the most common lie is I’m fine."

Sometimes I think we waste our words and we waste our moments,
and we don't take the time to say the things that are in our hearts
when we have the chance.