selflove & bodypositive

hello cutiepie, how are u? young, learning how to love myself, animals, how to's

[markv5]

[guccifloralsuits]

[trixiehoney]

This is still my favourite thing

[throwherinthewater]

[feeli-manning]

This is Susan Robinson, one of the last people in the country who can preform late term abortions after the murder of Dr. George Tiller. This is from an awesome documentary called After Tiller, about the last 4 late-term abortion practitioners in the country.

This documentary is so so powerful and also available on Netflix! I highly recommend it

[medranochav]

it’s also on youtube: https://youtu.be/rvavyqrmbWc

[ppaction]

Nearly 99% of all abortions in the US occur before 21 weeks. Of those that happen late in pregnancy, many are due to complex circumstances, including severe fetal anomalies.

[everythingfox]

wow didn’t know it did that

[tastefullyoffensive]

“Moooom! …can you get my toy for me?” (via qoolove520)

[kathereal]

The baby yell

[emotiona1shorty]

She’s such a patient mom

[thecreach]

That’s one of the most adorable things I’ve ever seen.

[monidon]

Don't mind me. Just walking to the park

[monidon]

Still walkin

[monidon]

This is a long walk, but don't worry. I will get there

[monidon]

Had to chase some nosey pokémon away. Don't worry. The journey continues

[monidon]

I found mud

[monidon]

Can it be?

[monidon]

At last

[monidon]

My journey has come to an end. Thank you for joining me here at the end of all things

goodbye

[obseadian-deactivated20210109]

She is singing an ancient herding song from mid-north Sweden and Norway. I sense very old vibrations in the calling tones. See what happens to the cows as the singing calls. The singer is Jonna Jinton.

[libertarirynn-deactivated202006]

Um sweaty i’m pretty sure that’s a woodland nymph calling her faithful cow spirits get it right.

[ampervadasz]

Unmute !

[shotbyhazelg]

The most valuable chart…

[deductionfreak]

[micaxiii]

yes thanks for colouring it I had a hard time reading that

[radicalkind-deactivated20140712]

// I’m going to reblog this to help all RPers when it comes to descriptions

// Even if you’re a great RPer you still need this.

// To describe

// y’know

// the things

[l20music-deactivated20151007]

Im not a writer but im sure i have some followers that are so here yall go!

[cucumber-s-deactivated20170716]

taa daa share this with your friends, @charlesoberonn

[charlesoberonn]

I shall. It’s a great ref.

[betterthankanyebitch]

they did it again lmao

[betterthankanyebitch]

[weloveshortvideos]

[thelesseroftwo]

Is Russia even real

[numinous-queer]

I think it is necessary for me to transcribe what she’s saying because it is EXACTLY how I babytalk to my cat:

“Oh Stepa! So little – little Stepa! My little kiss, where’s my little kiss?? Where are my little fingers? Where are my little legs? Where are my little paws? Stepa!” *shakes his paw* “Say hello! Hello my little one! Hello!” *lies down on him* “Oh how nice, how warm. Good boy…”

[sciuridyke]

to be clear, this bear is named the russian equivalent of “steve”

[lanebryant]

Celebrating all women. One powerful statement at a time. #PlusIsEqual

[mynamesdiana-deactivated2018020]

YESSSSSSSS YESSSSS YESSSS YESSSSS YESSSSSSS

[mayaangelique]

FUCK IT UP

[alittlebitofpcos]

I used to be that person who read two 400-page books a week. Now I carry around a book with me everywhere I go to try and remember what it feels like to feel that connection within the pages because I can’t concentrate to read further than a paragraph, or remember it, for that matter. Every time I see someone engrossed in a novel, it’s bittersweet, because I miss what it is like to get lost in the written word. I just want to be able to read like that again.

[ubiquitous-pearl-deactivated201]

It’s in words

[theprettyparadox-xo]

wow it’s me.

[cequ-evanfait]

The Prettiest Songs of Many Tongues

Being in choir for seven years has exposed me to countless pieces from a vast span of eras, cultures, and styles. I’m boiling ‘em down to 1 or 2 per lang (sorry, English got 3 bc they literally make up 80% of what I know)~ check these out! 

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Bulgarian~

Svatba || Todorov

English~

Good Night, Dear Heart || Forrest

Hallelujah || Sperry 

I’ve Been in the Storm So Long || Ames

Estonian~

Õhtul || Uusberg

French~ 

Cantique de Jean Racine || Fauré

Contre Qui, Rose || Lauridsen

German~

Abendlied || Rheinberger

Die Harmonie in Der Ehe || Haydn

Haitian Creole~

Papa Loko || Kallman

Hebrew~

Artza Alinu || Rentz

Hine Ma Tov || Ginsberg

Latin~

Deus Ex Machina || Neske

The Ground || Gjeilo

Lithuanian~

Tykus, Tykus || Augustinas

Malay~

Hentakan Jiwa || Steven

Portuguese~

Muie Rendera || Fonseca

Russian~

Bogoroditse Devo, Raduisya || Rachmaninoff

Tamil~

Balleilakka || Sperry

Zulu~

Jabula Jesu || Hatfield

Other~

Spanish/Swahili

Sililiza || Papoulis

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Just paste these into youtube and they should pop up:) Please message me if you are looking for one in a language that isn’t here or if you’d like more recommendations! I know tons of others and just hearing the name of the language might help me remember some for you. I also know most of the meanings behind the pieces if you’re interested. Hope you enjoy!

[aniitabananita-deactivated20210]

Big baby crying because I stopped petting him for 2 seconds - Tito boy 😍 at 10 months

[shownubigdaddy]

I would die for him

[d-e-l-ete-d-deactivated20181014]

Pet him .. i wont ask you again.