Brionna Deanne(:

[velvetmysoul]

[thotsfortherapy]

it's okay to mourn the person you could have been. it's okay to be angry or resentful at that lost potential. it's okay to be sad about it too. but i want you to know that there are so many parts of you, the you that exists right now, that are beautiful and lovely and meaningful. just because your past is lost doesn't mean your future has to be too.

[craytoday]

“Hey, so March of 2015 my father passed away from stage 4 cancer. This picture is the last day we ever saw him again. Since that day my family has really been struggling and I’m deeply sorry but I have to ask for help for my sisters. Our mother is currently paralyzed and as the oldest I am trying my hardest to keep everything going. We just really need help to catch up on bills, but most importantly food and life necessities. It kills me to ask for help, but I have to put my pride aside for my little sisters. I’m not asking for much, even your thoughts and prayers would be enough. Please help us, I would appreciate anything and my sisters would be living a better life. Im not too great with words, but I appreciate if you donate to help my family. This is pretty much my last resort.”

Three little sisters….13,11, and 3. I’m honestly begging for help at this point, please help us. Thank you to anyone and everyone that took the time to read this!

DONATE HERE

thank you all so much if you’ve donated its truly heartfelt and i dont know how i can repay you all but my heart is touched…..

(if you guys have any questions or anything please message me, if you have any concerns too)

[b0nd-girl]

Please donate whatever you can ❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼

[mynameisnotcelia]

I wish I had something more to give than prayers 😰 But spread the word and donate if you can 🙏 🙏🙏

[lovemakesyouwonder]

Let’s change their lives for these kids. They’ve been through enough

[zoomine]

[myonlyphenomenon]

I’ve been staring at this for 5 minutes

[dont-kill-the-kennedys]

That’s what it looks like. That’s really what it looks like

[avesatanaa]

Being out in the ocean is actually so scary because when you look really far out you can kind of see how the Earth is rounded out. It looks like a few miles ahead you’re just gonna fall off or something. Also fun trick: if ur on mobile, double tap zoom in and slide the picture side to side. It looks like you’re actually there looking left to right

[norulesnobras]

DO THAT DO IT RIGHT NOW

[lovemakesyouwonder]

[deceptivelips]

(18+)

[justfortheheart]

[shorthistorylongroad-blog]

This year, we’ve become soakers, floaters, fly fishers, and rock climbers; better communicators, anticipators, breakfast makers and tent stakers. We know when to set bear bags and how forests replenish after a fire. We’ve come to terms with leading a slower-paced life—we had no choice, really, considering that our ’84 Westfalia can’t go over 65 MPH. The road has taken us from Acadia’s rocky coast to tornado-watching nights in the Badlands to the Tetons’ snowy peaks.  But above all, we’ve grown as story tellers.

[stunningpicture]

[jackxvx]

[lovemakesyouwonder]

[deceptivelips]

(18+)

[sextroverted-deactivated2012052]

[hopelesshoping]

[qualitysnaps]

[melisica]

[arcueid-archive-deactivated2019]

[ciarachimera]

Dads who refuse to do anything that is traditionally considered “feminine” with their daughters are lame dads. I’ve been in the store and overheard a dad tell his little girl who might have been 12 to go by herself to go get pads after she asked him to go with her. “Go get them yourself.” and he looked mortified she even asked him to go. Like dude she clearly looks like she needs help. Take her to the god damn tampon/pad section and help her and if you don’t know what she needs go ask some one in their pharmacy to point out a good choice for you. Tampons and pads are part of pharmacy so chances are they will be able to help. Fuck all that. Help your daughters! They ask you to paint their nails, do it. It might turn out messy but so what? They ask you to have a tea party, do it. Sure the tea might be imaginary or just water and served out of tiny pink cups but get over it.

[storyadvocate]

This. Also, don’t be afraid to teach your daughters “manly” things. You’re building something and she asks what you’re doing? Tell her. Teach her how to use that drill and do it right. Going hunting and she wants to come? Bring her along. She likes auto shop? Take her out to the garage. Even if she doesn’t, teach her how to do a basic oil change, how to change a tire. Teach her how to do things for herself and that she is fully capable of doing it. Don’t divide your kids into gender roles, see them as people.

[kushandwizdom]