Occasionally we must disconnect to reconnect later on.
– Dominic Riccitello
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- Three years later and I’m still writing about you. I don’t know if that says more about you or I. – Dominic Riccitello
- We must make tough decisions to see if it’s worth it in the end. – Dominic Riccitello
- That is what chronic illness is . . . a disconnect between what our souls can do and what our bodies can do. – Barbara Lieberman
- Enlightenment doesn’t disconnect you from the world, rather it gives you a deep understanding of it. – Jiulio Consiglio
- Disconnect from society’s pressure to conform. Do things your own way. – Fennel Hudson
- All of us to one degree or another disconnect from God’s story because we are fundamentally committed to being the author of our own stories. – Bill Delvaux
- There are some people in this world who can emotionally disconnect like a light switch. It’s like a mental defense mechanism. – Annie
- The fact that neither of us made sense was the beauty of it. – Dominic Riccitello
- I romanticized him until he was the perfect being. A soul so beautiful, but so immensely evil too. – Dominic Riccitello
- To fall in love with pain is to fall in love with art. – Dominic Riccitello
- It’ll always be mine, but it’ll always be your heart. – Dominic Riccitello
- I, too, was fiercely independent and thought I could make two equal four. – Dominic Riccitello
- It wasn’t good. It was good in the beginning and I held on to that. – Dominic Riccitello
- Ran out of things to say, metaphors for you. Why the ocean’s clear instead of blue, why mountains in the distance had reminded me of you. – Dominic Riccitello
- We were as big as the ocean, but as fragile as an ego. – Dominic Riccitello
- I loved you with different words than you knew and that seemed to scare you. – Dominic Riccitello
- Loving you was easy. Hating you was hard. Falling out was insane. – Dominic Riccitello
- You were like fine wine, but cheap wine gets you drunk faster. – Dominic Riccitello
- Looking back and wondering if it could have worked eventually hurts more than trying and failing. – Dominic Riccitello
- It takes awhile, but eventually you realize they lost you. You didn’t lose them. – Dominic Riccitello
- The silences weren’t awkward. For me at least. Because I was there in the moment with him. – Dominic Riccitello
- They leave to test the waters but fail to realize the waters are full of rapids. – Dominic Riccitello
- I write the right. I do the left. – Dominic Riccitello
- We do things because we want it, not because they’re good for us. – Dominic Riccitello
- Sometimes others narcissism will take place of your happiness. Don’t let it happen. – Dominic Riccitello
- I think if we stop running towards broken arms, we’d all be just fine. – Dominic Riccitello
- How can you be afraid to live yet scared to die? – Dominic Riccitello
- You don’t get over it. You move past it. You move through it. You lose yourself to find it, and when found, it’s yours and no longer theirs. – Dominic Riccitello
- Loving you was hard, wanting you was harder, but kissing your forehead was insanity. – Dominic Riccitello
- I’m floating. I’m flowing. I’m loving, but I’m going. – Dominic Riccitello
- You have to grow. You have to be. You have to love yourself unconditionally. – Dominic Riccitello
- I see you in every passing moment. – Dominic Riccitello
- It was perfect, but perfection is terrifying. – Dominic Riccitello
- All of my bad ideas were always my best. – Dominic Riccitello
- They’re scared of death, but that’s like being afraid of life. – Dominic Riccitello
- Someone’s therapist knows all about you. – Dominic Riccitello
- He was good and then really good and then bad and then really bad, but since he was good I got lost in the thought that I could fix it. – Dominic Riccitello
- I realized I loved him after everything went wrong so I wallowed in self-pity and prayed I could wake up. – Dominic Riccitello
- And I went into the new year loving myself a little less, but a little more where it actually mattered. – Dominic Riccitello
- I knew I’d be troubled, but who knew awhile meant forever? – Dominic Riccitello