Intoxicated with the madness

dom. mid-twenties. she/her pronouns. androgynous. demisexual. queer. cancer sun/leo moon. anxious/sad human. introverted. foodie. vegetarian. rabbit parent.

[angelsfilth]

[prospects]

[cheriespit]

Ellie Nash 🖤

[neddel]

may the last months of 2017 be the plot twist you have been waiting for

[prospects]

[factly]

[hustlerose]

STOP MAKING BAD DECISIONS AT 3AM

JUST GO TO BED

[hustlerose]

shut the fuck up bitch

[hustlerose]

oh wait this is my post

[gllowsticks]

[reckonable]

[saying]

[listenuppnow]

[hayleywilliamsdaily]

I know I said that I was doing good and that I’m happy now…

[anamorphosis-and-isolate]

― (500) Days of Summer (2009) Summer: You don’t believe that a woman could enjoy being free and independent?

[odd-film-stills]

“Did you ever do this, you think back on all the times you’ve had with someone and you just replay it in your head over and over again and you look for those first signs of trouble?”

500 days of Summer (2009) dir. Marc Webb

[spoonofconsciousness]

#MondayMotivation

7 Excuses You Can Drop Today

Whether the goal is trying to lose weight, build a business, improve our mental health or anything in between - we can achieve anything we set our minds to, but first we have to get rid of our excuses.

1. I’ll do it tomorrow. Nothing in this life is promised, except death, tomorrow may never come and the task will remain incomplete. The only way to achieve our goals is to start taking action right now.

2. I’m not good enough. Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard, we can improve on the skills we already have by training and practicing. Remember - we all have to start from somewhere.

3. I’m tired. It’s important to listen to our bodies and make time to rest, but we must also keep in mind that our goals will never be achieved if we don’t sacrifice. We may have to give up an hour of sleep to fit in that workout or training session that will bring us closer to achieving our goals.

4. Other people are already doing it. Indeed, there are others who are expressing their gifts and talents to the world - but they’re not us. We each have a unique, individual perspective, gift or talent to offer the world that no one else can. 

5. I’ve already tried. To be successful in anything we need to fail and fail often, from each failure we learn a new lesson that we can use to improve our future attempts. It’s important to keep in mind that the only true failure is giving up.

6. What will others say about me? The opinions of others have nothing to do with us, the only opinion that matters is our own. We are the ones who have to live with the regrets of not trying, the validation of others isn’t worth giving up on our dreams.

7. What if it doesn’t work out? If it comes to the point where giving up feels like the only option - which it rarely ever is - at least we can say we tried. If we try we might fail, if we don’t we guarantee it. 

Excuses sound best to the ones making them.

Peace & positive vibes.

[thenordroom]

[hamsterobsessed]