All I Want To Dream About Is You

25//female//virgo sun, aquarius moon, cancer rising//can’t stop stargazing

[angelnumber27]

my mind hand touched a hot memory stove

[succubiitchh]

[thedailyzen]

Slow down. Appreciate your life.

[babbyygirrrl]

Neverrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr downplay your accomplishments. A job is a job. A car is a car. A house is a house. Dear self, Be proud of yourself and what you have achieved no matter what. You have to build brick by brick.

[uln]

less social media, more living

[goth-queen]

[goth-queen]

[anxietyproblem]

[pastelcottoncandyunicorn]

i feels like there’s something missing in me that the rest of the world has and it’s not fair

[ozempicofficial]

[najd-social-club]

I think twice about who really deserves my energy these days

[honigimohr]

If you're reading this… Congratulations, you're alive. If that's not something to smile about, then I don't know what is.

Monsters Under Your Head, Chad Sugg

[kosmogrl]

thinking about summer ending always leaves me wondering how different life will be by the time next summer comes

[importantcatpics]

@importantcatpics

[goth-queen]

[salmonella-destroyer-of-worlds]

[byjove]

Not telling children of abusers that their parent is an abuser actually does not protect the child. I’m not saying read the court transcripts to your child but a simple “Daddy is in prison for hurting children.” or “Daddy hurt mommy very badly.” is much better than lionizing an abuser or saying nothing, allowing your child to create a false image of their parent that will be heinously shattered when they realize the truth. I understand that sometimes fear of parental alienation claims hold a parent’s tongue but children should be told when a family member is not a safe person.