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just in case anyone forgot, we have reached that age where the long-term commitment and dedication and effort becomes motivation for everything. i don’t have time for bullshit. i’m patient but i no longer have the energy for impermanence. you wanna stay, i got you. you wanna play games and walk all over me, stay the fuck over there. i’m all the way good and the future has never been so promising. it’s time to take ownership for your actions and treat people right, ya feel?

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“The people you meet are reflections of a repeated cycle or guides towards a fresh start. Sense the difference.”

— Awakened Vibrations (via awakenedvibrations)

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Don’t say maybe if you want to say no.

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10 Advices for myself : 1. Be kind. But not too kind. 2. If you feel you’ve been hurt, you’re hurt. Period. No one else is allowed to tell you how much you’re allowed to hurt. 3. Make the blame. But also take the blame. 4. People are gonna call you, “Crazy” and “Weird” and “Mad” for doing your own thing. Take the compliment. 5. Everyone’s first priority is their own selves. So put yourself first no matter what. 6. If you like that notebook, buy it. So what if you have more than enough empty pages back home? More the merrier. 7. Write. Draw. Sing. Dance. Act. Cry. Laugh. Curse. Do whatever the fuck you want. So long as it doesn’t affect them, no one has the right to complain against it. 8. The world is full of hypocrites. You may even find one in the mirror at times. But it’s alright. 9. Whatever you do, don’t put reins on your dreams. Dreams are the only highways with an infinite horizon that holds the impossible. 10. Laugh. Keep laughing. Happy is your best look.

beingjustlittlered, writing prompt #62: list 10 pieces of advice you’d give yourself (via wnq-writers)

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Danielle Brooks, body positive queen, has an insightful story to share about what it’s like when you compare your body to other women’s

If you’ve ever given in to embarrassment in public locker rooms or let your self-esteem get knocked down a notch by looking enviously at people who seem to be in “perfect” shape, Danielle Brooks has an important message for you.

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