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A collection of Emo qoutes.....


- minsan di nating maiwasang umiyak at masaktan habang nakangiti ang mahal natin sa piling ng iba pero dapat lng na punasan natin ang luha sa ating mga mata at maging masaya dahil ang taong mahal natin ay masaya na...matatago mo ang sakit... mapapaniwala mo ang iba n kaya mo... pero hindi mo maitatago sa sarili mo na yung taong nang-iwan at nanakit sayo ay ang taong gusto mo paring mahalin at makasama!...


- There's nothing wrong in showing you care for someone. What's wrong is

expecting them to do the same... When u really love someone, u can always let go of all the pain, but
NEVER the little happiness u get out of loving that person... :'(



--- Your destiny is lying in your hands. It doesn't wait for you in the future. It's right here, right now, waiting for you, Listen to the voice of silence and there you will find all that is willing to be heard.. it's you.. the best of you and Try to smile more often. Every time you smile, you take a breath of happiness... ^_^



--- Things can only get better, just like the rain, wait for the rainbow and never let the rain stop you from going outside, though Life is like the weather. Sometimes it seems like it just won't stop raining down on you, but then there's a rainbow at the end.....  ^_^



--- People come into our life for different reasons, whether to teach us something or be a part of us, or even hurt us, Thank your haters for teaching you to never be like them. Don't hate them, learn from them. Live without depending, love without pretending. Speak without offending, listen without defending.... ^_^

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