If only everyone could see
this and understand it.
When she stares at your
mouth
-Kiss her
When she pushes you or
hits you like a dummy
cause she thinks shes
stronger than you
-Grab her and don't let go
When she starts cursing
at you trying to act all
tough
-Kiss her and tell her you
love her
When she's quiet
-Ask her whats wrong
When she ignores you
-Give her your attention
When she pulls away
-Pull her back
When you see her at her
worst
-Tell her she's beautiful
When you see her start
crying
-Just hold her and don't
say a word
When you see her walking
-Sneak up and hug her
waist from behind
When she's scared
-Protect her
When she steals your
favorite hoodie
-Let her keep it and sleep
with it for a night
When she teases you
-Tease her back and make
her laugh
When she doesn't answer
for a long time
-Reassure her that
everything is okay
When she looks at you
with doubt
-Back yourself up
When she says that she
loves you
-she really does more than
you can understand
When she grabs at your
hands
-Hold her's and play with
her fingers
When she bumps into you
-Bump into her back and
make her laugh
When she tells you a
secret
-Keep it safe and untold
When she looks at you in
your eyes
-dont look away until she
does
When she says it's over
-she still wants you to be
hers
When she reposts this
bulletin
-she wants you to read it
- Stay on the phone with
her even if she's not
saying anything
- When she's mad hug her
tight and don't let go
- When she says she's ok
don't believe it, talk with
her because 10 yrs later
she'll remember you
- Call her at 12:00am on
her birthday to tell her
you love her
- Treat her like she's all
that matters to you
- Stay up all night with her
when she's sick
- Watch her favorite
movie with her or her
favorite show even if you
think it's stupid
- Give her the world.
- Let her wear your
clothes
-When she's bored and
sad, hang out with her
-Let her know she's
important.
- Kiss her in the pouring
rain
- When she runs up to you
crying, the first thing you
say is:
"Whose ass am i
kicking,BABY?"
If only he could read this . . .