I know lonely can be hard, but the longer you stay in the wrong relationship, the longer it will take for the right one — Elizabeth Bourgeret
I know lonely can be hard, but the longer you stay in the wrong relationship, the longer it will take for the right one — Elizabeth Bourgeret
I know lonely can be hard, but the longer you stay in the wrong relationship, the longer it will take for the right one — Elizabeth Bourgeret
I know lonely can be hard, but the longer you stay in the wrong relationship, the longer it will take for the right one — Elizabeth Bourgeret
I know lonely can be hard, but the longer you stay in the wrong relationship, the longer it will take for the right one — Elizabeth Bourgeret
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I know lonely can be hard, but the longer you stay in the wrong relationship, the longer it will take for the right one to find you. Don't stay in a relationship that doesn't build you up.

— Elizabeth Bourgeret
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