The Dark side of the Moon

♋️sun♐️moon♐️rising 💞

[kaijuno]

[kaijuno]

This is so funny to me Trump just shoveling spaghetti into his maw and king what’s his fuck being in complete shock

[scorpionlafemme]

[04k96]

[stuckinapril]

SO much about doing well is just not even giving your brain the time to sabotage you. Like deciding to just get started on a task before your brain could conjure up thoughts like “but there’s always tomorrow” “ruminate on this pointless thing instead” like sometimes you genuinely just have to put pen to paper and do

[mmayisa]

[iskippedthepartaboutlove]

[stuckinapril]

Focusing on what’s rooted in reality has reduced so much of my overthinking time. If a friend is already out of my life, there’s no point dissecting our interactions from back when we were friends. If I already broke up w someone, there’s no point thinking about the could-have-beens because they will never happen. If I’m into someone but it wouldn’t work for whatever reason, then it just doesn’t. Something just is or just isn’t. There’s a lesson to take from everything but I also don’t want to use that as a catch-all excuse of getting into the weeds for something when the weeds have already been cut off and it doesn’t even matter anymore

[stuckinapril]

“But what if I did x differently—” but you didn’t “but what if that one thing was different” but it isn’t “but what if y suddenly changes” if it hasn’t for long enough that it has become a problem, then it won’t. The worst we can do for ourselves. Like the actual single worst thing. Is to live in hypotheticals of situations we can never change. And I understand being attached to a concept but it doesn't matter. If something’s gone it just is. If something can’t work out it just can’t. That’s okay

[stuckinapril]

Tags like this make this website worth it

[kaijuno]

can i come over and do this

[stuckinapril]

[finesth]

[demxnte]

You gotta walk in rooms like God sent you

[bakwaaas]

as a punishment.

[digitaldiscipline]

to the people already there

[unlivedtenderness]

“I am not interested in what Bourdieu, or Kristeva, has to say about grief. I don’t want a grid, I want arms. I don’t want a theory; I want the poem inside me. I want the poem to unfurl like a thousand monks chanting inside me. I want the poem to skewer me, to catapult me into the clouds. I want to sink into the rhythm of your weeping, I want to say, My grief is turning and I have no way to remain still. I am not interested in feeling by proxy; I go to the hollow when I want to empty, I go to theory when I want to sit with someone else’s thinking, I go to myself when I want to see you.”

— Sina Queyras, from ‘Water, Water Everywhere’

[stuckinapril]

The trick is to do it without shame. Literally anything could be cool if you just did it shamelessly

[dafancyuhinspiration]

[elizabethanism]

“She lives in the green poking through snow, (...) she lives where the dead come to be kissed and the living send their prayers. She lives in the place where language is made.”

Clarissa Pinkola Estés, Women Who Run With The Wolves: Myths And Stories of the Wild Woman Archetype

[coziwellnesscollective]

"With her [the wild woman] as ally, as leader, model, teacher, we see, not through two eyes, but through the eyes of intuition which is many-eyed. When we assert intuition, we are therefore like the starry night: we gaze at the world through a thousand eyes."

- Clarissa Pinkola Estés (Women Who Run With the Wolves)