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my affirmations: you can rest. you don't have to optimize every second. you don't have to be productive all of the time. you are not haunted by the curse (you clearly are). you are not a people pleaser and will never strive to be so. you are not brazillian.

[heresyourdailycloud]

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cirrocumulus lacunosus

[sorrrowfull]

[religiousextremist]

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the devil still participates of God, even when he denies it. the devil lives, the devil chooses. just like you and just like me

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mandarin wednesday

[enoki00]

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cumulonimbus…

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cumulonimbus…

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i think i like beer

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- why do you stay up so late at night? like what do you do?

- it’s complicated…

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pray for my little brother

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Don't get sad or despair when you feel lazy or have trouble concentrating. It's all part of the journey. We may stumble, fall, or get hurt, but we get back up and keep going. That’s how athletes act. That’s also how Christians who engage in spiritual warfare act. Set a rule for yourself and try to stick to it. If one day you feel lazy or, for more serious reasons, can’t follow it, then gather your courage and try to follow it the next day without feeling overwhelmed. This rule does not require you to read or pray more if you do not wish to. However, on days when you do not want to pray, it tells you the minimum you should do. Our hearts must be filled with love for God, and then we will be consistent without much effort. Following your rule every day at the same time goes a long way toward helping you stay consistent.

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born to be an archer forced to be a swordsman smh

[road0flife]

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