hot indie mom

im like peter parker right after the spider bite, im so dynamite brett / bree 31 aries

[calmbf]

I wanna dm you 👀

don't im hotter as a concept

[mjalti]

romance is a form of creativity. it is the ability to see the potential for beauty in the everyday. freezing flowers in ice so they release floral notes as they melt; learning to draw; taking the scenic way--these acts ask us to leave behind the pragmatic and pay attention to the fanciful, the sensory. in a world devoted to efficiency and productivity, living with romance is a way of reclaiming ones own life. it is a way of saying: being alive is worthwhile for its own sake because i make it so.

[valtsv]

might fuck around and let nature reclaim me

[givemearmstopraywith]

every day i wake up and drink my silly little coffee while God eats my heart like a pomegranate in front of me

[beewishing]

333

everything comes to you in divine timing; be patient and remain grateful for all you’ve received. focus on developing a connection to and with your higher self; embody them as often as you can in your daily life. the life you desire is already yours, take inspired action in order to live it. your soul family is calling you in; open your mind and your heart to new possibilities. 

[octoberwitch]

Happy October

[plaht]

mood: delicate lace lingerie, a soft baggy sweater, fluffy white pillows, bubbly face mask, a glass of cherry wine.

[anangelfalls]

hir·aeth

/‘hir,āeth/

noun a homesickness for a home you can not return to or a home that never was.

[soracities]

Virginia Woolf, The Waves

[lovingrot]

all the love in my stupid little heart is for u

[angesirene]

— Adonis, from Singular in a Plural Form, tr. by Khaled Mattawa

[gollumunchkin]

the grasshopper (details), painting by french artist jules joseph lefebvre, 1872 ✨

[ilovebuttermilk]

Ghibli movies make you feel nostalgic about a life you never lived

[whitepeopletwitter]

[mamohru]

Waxing and Waning

[flowerais-deactivated20211031]

jenny slate, little weirds

[aseaofquotes]

Harlan Coben, Just One Look