Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
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I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
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let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
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Jules of Nature
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DEAR READER
Love Begins
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Sweet Seals For You, Always
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I AM ATTRACTING GOOD THINGS INTO MY LIFE
I AM ATTRACTING GOOD THINGS INTO MY LIFE
I AM ATTRACTING GOOD THINGS INTO MY LIFE
I AM ATTRACTING GOOD THINGS INTO MY LIFE
I AM ATTRACTING GOOD THINGS INTO MY LIFE
I AM ATTRACTING GOOD THINGS INTO MY LIFE 
I AM ATTRACTING GOOD THINGS INTO MY LIFE
“A little coffee. A little sunlight. Your troubles will get smaller.”
— Richard Webber (via allofthegreysanatomygifs)
Happi Habits | @happihabits
take your morning back from distraction and phones and planning and worry. wake up and drink water, move slow, brush your teeth, scrape your tongue. prepare your herbs and massage your body with oil. do a breathing exercise then rinse off. leave your phone in the corner. make a simple breakfast and your coffee. chew your food and only do that. when you’re finished, move on with your day. you’ll get more done during this morning moment than you think - maybe an hour of time total. this sounds like pushing productivity but im not, it’s ritual+routine and that makes humans feel really good. try it out for a month and see how nourishing and impactful it is to move with carfeul purpose, just for yourself and no other reason.
small things that tell you a lot about a person: - do they hold the door for others when entering/leaving buildings? - do they say thank you to public transit drivers? - do they tip at cafes/restaurants? - how they treat retail workers - when there’s about to be a yellow light, do they slow down or speed up? - do they enjoy reading, and what is their favorite book? - political opinions tbh - do they say anything to you after you sneeze? - do you start convos via text or do they?
OOOO the fave book one is v telling!!
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I do not like comparing suffering. We can both be in pain and both be valid even if someone perceived one pain worse than the other. We are a social species and crave comfort and it’s not an Olympic battle for “who is suffering the worst,” and only that person gets care. No, we care for one another. We sympathize, we empathize, we are kind to each other
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