English, 05.11.2021 02:40 kaydenceskyem

Take good care of him. He deserves the best.
Make him laugh and smile, because those are two amazing parts of him.
When you look into his eyes and be able to recognize what’s going on behind them, he’s really good at hiding it.
When he holds your hand, hold his back as tight as you can, and don’t wear rings.
When he holds you, breathe in deep the way he smells, it will stay with you forever.
When he calls you beautiful, believe it because to him you really are and he hates when you think you aren’t.
When he gets angry or upset don’t take it personally, unless you really did mess up.
Lastly, don't hurt him the way he hurt me. He doesn’t deserve to feel this way. He deserves to be happy.

OH YEA, when he kisses you, you can thank me later.

When I sent this to his new gf he showed up at my house and was like really the last part really

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