Untitled - Paloma Salgado Diaz , 2024.
Chilean , b. 1990s
Acrylic on canvas , 100 x 120 cm.
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Untitled - Paloma Salgado Diaz , 2024.
Chilean , b. 1990s
Acrylic on canvas , 100 x 120 cm.
self pity will ruin your life. making your struggles a personality trait will ruin your life. victimizing yourself will ruin your life. lacking self awareness will ruin your life. allow yourself to feel in the moment, accept what happened, learn to focus on what you can control and what you need to change, and put in the efforts to heal from your traumas. or you’ll always find yourself stuck in the same cycle and negative state.
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— Traci Brimhall, Dear Eros
This quote emanates an FP getting split on.
There’s a quiet kind of safety in building yourself away from the noise—a sanctuary where growth feels safe, strong, and steady.
A place where you have the space and freedom to refine your vision, align with your dreams, and become who you aspire to be—who you’re meant to be. Without outside interference, unshaken by watchful eyes.
In the stillness, you sharpen, you rise, you become. Let the world see you when you’re ready, not while you’re still in the fragile process of becoming.
fsp lore x
Sue Zhao
Bokusui Wakayama, from “At my side”; The Penguin Book of Japanese Verse (ed. by Anthony Thwaite)