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[girlrose]

so glad i bought this 

[viinnttaaggee]

[grimreaperman]

[x192]

[ppp-bbb]

[8rujaa]

dream journal entry 12.7.2018

[k-east]

[mydearalgeria]

ALGERIA. Mzab. Ghardaïa. 1966. Among the Ibadites. Market day.

Attar Abbas.

[goodassdog]

[nawaffs-deactivated20200221]

No one really knows what I’m up to & I love it

[g-oldenstate]

[5oil]

[1717171717171717171717-deactiva]

[equatorjournal]

[baesiqly]

Do you ever find yourself reminiscing on things that aren't productive for your growth? Do you find it easy or hard to focus on the present and not the past or future?

I used to, but recently not really. I make a massive effort not to do this everytime things creep on in. I used to ignore the past and lock it in a box for so so long but that really affected my growth, it wasn’t until I tried multiple coping mechanisms to be able to understand that the past has happened and made me who I am can’t change it and honestly wouldn’t change it. I have mastered the art of allowing myself to feel things and then be over and done with it and move forward. In saying that I have days where the past really does get to me and it is a struggle but with a little help from Mother Earth I’m able to get back to the present. I think reminiscing is important but only to some extent. The future on the other hand has turned into a very exciting thing for me, i don’t worry about it cause I now know that life just brings what it brings and u live it ya know and that excites me. So because of that I feel as if I am so present. I’m sure if u asked me this question on a different day when I’m in a different mood my answer would vary, but this is my current honest answer :))

[princetulip2]

[standingatthefence]

Malick Sidibé | Du thé à la plage, 1976