— Nikita Gill
Oh, it’s in words. Almost like wholistic human connection is important to an individual’s wellbeing or something…. Interesting….

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— Nikita Gill
Oh, it’s in words. Almost like wholistic human connection is important to an individual’s wellbeing or something…. Interesting….
to love someone is firstly to confess: i'm prepared to be devastated by you. by A History of My Brief Body by Billy-Ray Belcourt
I'm a strange girl, hopelessly lost and terribly confused. What's worse, I think I may have fallen madly in love with you.
Michael Faudet, Bitter Sweet Love
― FAUDET, Michael. From "Dirty Pretty Things"
messages from old pages buenos aires, argentina
16.09.2024
Taunus, Germany by Patrick Mueller
“I believe everyone has the ability to love another, but how well we love depends upon our ability to love ourselves.”
— Emina Gaspar-Vrana
Paradise, Mount Rainier by Lazgrapher
I crave to be utterly consumed
Love driven into my bones
And fears expelled from my mind
Lovely Haiku
“Love didn’t hurt you. Someone who doesn’t know how to love you hurt you. Don’t confuse the two.”
— Unknown
Wait is this true?? We’ve just been actively lied to by anatomical diagrams this whole time?
this is true of pretty much all internal anatomy, because the real situation is sort of like if you stuffed a bunch of water balloons of different shapes, connected by tubes, into a bag, itd be really hard to tell whats going on! so you make things more orderly when you represent them, and the connections and lengths and stuff are correct. like the former image is what you get if you cut it out of someone's body and arrange it neatly (and also, if their system wasnt aberrant somehow, but most people's bodies are aberrant somehow. so what they show you is more of like an average of everyone's weird aberrations)
Reblog to change someone's perception
Anaïs Nin, from The Voice
People do not hurt us, our hopes from them hurt us.
Imam Ali