Crooked Teacups

[pnglove]

[anxietyproblem]

[whendidmythoughtsgocrazy]

Tolerating always turns to resentment.

k.b. // by @/hersheyhippo - twitter

[angeltearss0]

How do I explain that I carry an ocean of feelings inside me, but that ocean has frozen, and I can no longer feel anything for anyone, because someone once killed love inside me?

– angeltearss0

[angeltearss0]

Ohh love is a gun. (One wrong move and it kills you. And even if you survive, you’re never who you were before).

– angeltearss0

[angeltearss0]

A smile on my face, while my soul is completely fucked inside.

– angeltearss0

[angeltearss0]

When someone asks what's my biggest fear, but it already happened so I just stare at them and shrug my shoulders.

– angeltearss0

[akaya-gx]

Water has no fear of transformation. It bends, curves, breaks, and rebuilds itself — all without losing its essence. And maybe that’s one of the greatest lessons life tries to teach us quietly.

You don’t have to stay in the same shape just because people learned to recognize you that way. You’re allowed to evolve, to soften, to overflow, to gather yourself again and come back stronger.

Water does not resist the path — it studies it. It senses every obstacle, moves around what blocks it, carves through what challenges it, and rises above what tries to drown it.

That’s the art of flowing: knowing when to bend and when to break free.

Life will ask you to reshape a thousand times. To adjust, to redirect, to begin again. But never forget — flowing isn’t about becoming what the world demands. It’s about moving in the direction where your soul feels most alive.

Be like water: adapt when needed, transform when called, but always — always find your own way to flow. 🌊

[whendidmythoughtsgocrazy]

I would have kept choosing you forever but you made me choose myself.

k.b. // by @/brennenbeckwith - tiktok

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[vintage-tigre]

[edwardian-girl-next-door]

"My dark and lovely thing,"

~ Charles Baudelaire, "Remorse Too Late" from The Flowers of Evil (transl. George Dillon & Edna St. Vincent Millay)

[hereiswhatremains]

"When was the last time someone ran their fingers through the knots of your soul?"

— Maza Dohta

[letsbelonelytogetherr]

- I Guess the Old You is a Ghost (#589: June 25, 2014)

[ur-daily-inspiration]

when Franz Kafka said “what if i slept a little more and forgot about all this nonsense” i felt that to my core

[quotesthatstayedwithme]

It is both a blessing

And a curse

To feel everything

So deeply

[peaceishim]