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kitchen sink here, pls leave me alone

[you-are-another-me]

[hellofromtheshadowrealm]

ICONIC

[professor-doc-emeritus]

I worry that the omnipresence of ygotas and just ygo shitposting in general will mislead some less informed viewers into believing this is a little fan joke/edit. He actually said this. This is canon dialogue for kaiba that Eric Stuart was paid money to perform.

[dreamgirlvibes]

[neverbreakheart]

[scorpionlafemme]

[luulapants]

Might fuck around and paper my town with these. Feel free to join me.

[scorpionlafemme]

[moniquill]

[successquotes]

Worry is a misuse of imagination.

Unknown

[zerounwantedvibrations]

[inkandintent]

The mindset where no mistakes are acceptable doesn’t make you perfect-it makes you fragile.

I used to rewrite texts ten times before sending them, terrified of a typo. I’d avoid trying new hobbies because I might not be “good enough.” It felt safe, but really—it was a cage I built for myself. The fear of mistakes kept me smaller than I actually was.

The problem with this mindset:

Every slip feels like failure instead of a lesson.

You avoid risks, even the ones that could change your life.

Growth feels impossible because perfection is always out of reach.

Creativity gets crushed under self-criticism.

You measure yourself by flaws, not progress.

Mistakes don’t ruin us—they shape us. The sooner we allow them, the freer we become.

Mindset Shift Series: Look for the #MindsetShiftSeries in the tags section to access all related posts.

[quotefeeling]

“They say a person needs just three things to be truly happy in this world: Someone to love, something to do, and something to hope for.”

— Tom Bodett

[thequotespot]

[needtotalkilllisten]

[lovers-serenade]

I saw a stranger. a teenager I think with a rare skin condition. I can't recall it's name, but I know it makes daily life harder and a lot different than what an average person is used to. He was working out, I presume to gain weight and reach a healthier range.

One of the first thoughts that came to mind was i love you. Neither do I know this person nor is he related to me in any way. It wasn't romantic attraction. It wasn't pity either.

It was admiration. It was respect. I wondered how many times he might've had to face a difficult situation all alone. How much patience, determination and grit it must've taken to work on a goal.

Every other person does this too. But for people who are different than the norm by any manner, the world somehow convinces them they're weaker? that they're more deserving of sympathy than respect. i believe it's absolutely false. People who work so hard, not despite, but with whatever life has handed them are the most deserving of respect.

The i love you was for his inner child that might not have heard it often enough before. It was to amplify the positive bubble he has created for himself. I pray that every person who needs an i love you, finds it resonating towards them in their surroundings <3

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© A Lover's Serenade

• category - thoughts

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[chimso-writes]

[peashooter85]

Sword, Korea, 17th-19th century

from The National Museum of Korea

[differentwonderlandprince]

I might need a replica someday