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@bryantlf
Sometimes your value isn’t seen until your absence is felt.
I wanted to share something that happened today at the gym. I was in the middle of my workout when I looked over and saw a young girl sitting by herself, crying. She was trying so hard to hold it together, and it honestly stopped me in my tracks. I walked over, gently placed my hand on her shoulder, and told her that everything was going to be okay.
In that moment, I realized—I’ve been in her shoes before. I know what it feels like to be overwhelmed, to be quietly struggling while everything around you just keeps going. Maybe that’s why I couldn’t ignore it. Because I remember how much it meant when someone simply reminded me that I wasn’t alone.
The girl looked up at me, wiped her eyes, smiled, and then gave me a hug. It was a simple gesture, but it really stuck with me.
The gym is an incredible sanctuary. It helps us work through stress, anger, tension, and sadness. But even in a place where we fight to get stronger, we can’t forget to be human. To recognize when someone else is struggling, and to show kindness and compassion when it’s needed most.
Becoming the best version of yourself comes with a lot of goodbyes.
There’s a big difference between giving up and letting go. I’ll never give up on love. I’ll never stop trying. I’ll never stop fighting for what I believe in. But I will let go of a space where there is no home for my heart. I will stop fighting for a life that I’ll never be able to live. I know the way I love is not insanity. You may think I’m running into the same wall over and over. But it’s a wall by a different name. And I believe one day my soulmate’s name will be painted on that wall. And that wall will hug me, hold me, and never let me go.
Honestly, I just want to feel fucking loved without feeling like I'm begging for it. Having a good heart has done nothing but make me look fucking stupid..
The Facts:
- Texts are bare MINIMUM effort
- If a connection doesn't flow - let it go
- Nobody is too busy
- Effort reflects interest
- You can't love people into loving you
- Believe patterns, not promises
- Redirection is rescue
- If they like you, you won't be left wondering
- Stop confusing attention for love
- Actions speak louder than words
& emojis
- You can't push the right person away by speaking your heart
- Emotional availability is a non-negotiable
- You won't need to chase a soulmate
- What's for you, will treat you sacred
The person that I loved the most taught me to never love like that again.
My childhood trauma didn't make me stronger. it made me a people pleaser. it made me forgive way too much. it made me not speak when i'm supposed to. it made me an extreme empath.
100% this ☝️
"I didn't give up on you. I loved you enough to give you what you wanted. A life without me..."
I decided to choose me the day you decided to let me go. I refused to lose myself to heartbreak. I didn’t sink into the pool of sadness, instead I chose to swim. I didn’t allow myself to obsess over why you left, or try to convince myself it was because I wasn’t good enough. You breaking my heart had nothing to do with me and had everything to do with you. You once meant the world to me, but the day you decided that you didn’t want me in yours, was the day I decided that you didn’t deserve to be in mine.
- I’m so much better off without you. the tide has settled, and I can see through you, crystal clear.
Try not to focus on “letting go,” but rather, just let it be. Accept the situation as it is. The breakup, the pain — all of it. This is your reality right now. Don’t resist it. Feel all that you need to feel, learn all its lessons. Let this experience teach you about people, love, relationships, life, and especially about yourself. Breakups are an incredible opportunity for self-awareness and growth in general.
The breakup is causing you pain, but don’t prolong this pain by attaching yourself to the role of “heartbroken and stuck.” See yourself as healing, as simply experiencing life. Go with the flow; let the pain flow through you and carry you through the necessary stages of grief. The more you fight it, the longer it takes. Breakups don’t need to make us bitter. Breakups can make us better. Don’t struggle to let it go, just let it be and the pain will let go of you.
Moving On 15.03.2018
Hi are u . Bryantlf the one I just spoke to on koko
Yes