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Today rise, breath in. breath out. smile
Remember, today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday.
(via lomasdope)
Very private people have mastered the art of telling you little about themselves but doing it in such a way you think you know a lot
Lowkey Missing You
I can deal with the long distance but the time difference is messing with me. Its like we're in two different worlds all the time šŖ
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ĶĢ iĀ šš in you ĶĢ-
For some of the boys out there who are feeling insecure about their bodies, I want you to look at some Olympic athletes:
Mo Farah, 10000m gold medal winner. Heās quite small and doesnāt have huge muscles. But heās still a champion
Lasha Talakhadze, weightlifting gold medal winner. Heās not skinny; he clearly has body fat and a rounded face. But heās still a championĀ
KÅhei Uchimura, gymnastics gold medal winner. Heās muscular, but is only 1.61m tall (5ft 3ā³). But heās still a championĀ
So what Iām trying to say is that men and boys are often given expectations to be muscular, thin and tall - the diversity in male Olympics athletes shows that you absolutely do not need to be all/any of those things to be valid. You and your body are valid no matter what.
In order to be irreplaceacle, one must always be different.
Coco Chanel (via psych-facts)
Lupita Nyong'o and David Oyelowo attend the āQueen of Katweā premiere during the 2016 Toronto International Film Festival.
Queen & King!
Literally the best feeling ever š¤
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