Love Conquers

Hello! I'm Kristina. Just a 20 year old college girl living life and trying to be healthy! xx

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Is this dog okay

[lovelyardie]

I reblog this at least once a week because I connect with this dog on an emotional level

[wnq-anonymous]

Ask yourself if what you’re doing today is getting you closer to where you want to be tomorrow.

Anonymous (via wnq-anonymous)

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I am my own “goals”

Yes, there are certain aspects of other people’s bodies that I would LOVE to have, and I look up to so so so many people in this industry, but I am the only me.

I love myself. I’ve come so far, and while I still have so far to go, I’m proud of who I am, what I look like, and what I stand for. I don’t look at other girls and think “man I wish I could be her”. Because I’M ME!! I’m good enough!! I’m amazing and so strong. Stronger than I ever thought I’d be - both physically and mentally. I’m dedicated, motivated, and I know exactly who I am. I work hard every day and won’t stop working, probably ever.

My passion for fitness is beyond words. I’m proud of the muscle I’ve built and I’m proud of the mentality and perspective that I’ve gained through my journey thus far. Do I have the flattest tummy or the biggest biceps? Nah. But I have some killer glutes and I am working to improve every party of myself.

Just because someone else has a quality that you admire does not mean that yours are any less significant. You can be motivated and inspired by someone without tearing yourself apart for not looking like them.

You are you and I am me and we will never look the same. Therefore, I am my own goals. I am being the best version of myself possible. There is no one else I’d rather be. Granted I still have a long way to go, but this is only the beginning. 

Maybe you don’t know my name yet, but I promise, someday you will.

[parsleysage-rosemarythyme]

yasss i feel exact same!! all da confidence 

[onefitmumsy-deactivated20210729]

If you have time for Netflix, you have time to work out.

I hate how fucking often I have to tell myself this.

[mybigfatfitlife-deactivated2018]

Preach lady

[thehomoschedule-deactivated2019]

you are not obligated to

be someone’s counselor and help them with all their problems if its bad for your mental health

be there for someone 24/7

remain friends with someone who emotionally drains you

maintain negative relationships because you’ve been close for so long, because you’re related, or anything else

do anything that makes you unhappy or puts your health at risk

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chrissongzzz:

The world needs more awesome people like Novak Djokovic.

THIS IS A MUST WATCH GUYS

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Awww

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[thestrokes-1251]

GIRLS PLEASE PLEASE READ THIS I cannot stress how important this is to know

[inksplattersandearlyhours]

I think one of the reasons the Harry Potter Epilogue was so poorly received was because the audience was primarily made up of the Millennial generation.

We’ve walked with Harry, Ron and Hermione, through a world that we thought was great but slowly revealed itself to be the opposite. We unpeeled the layers of corruption within the government, we saw cruelty against minorities grow in the past decades, and had media attack us and had teachers tell us that we ‘must not tell lies’. We got angry and frustrated and, like Harry, Ron and Hermione, had to think of a way to fight back. And them winning? That would have been enough to give us hope and leave us satisfied.

But instead. There was skip scene. And suddenly they were all over 30 and happy with their 2.5 children.

And the Millennials were left flailing in the dust.

Because while we recognised and empathised with everything up to that point. But seeing the Golden Trio financially stable and content and married? That was not something our generation could recognise. Because we have no idea if we’re ever going to be able to reach that stage. Not with the world we’re living in right now.

Having Harry, Ron and Hermione stare off into the distance after the battle and wonder about what the future might be would have stuck with us. Hell, have them move into a shitty flat together and try and sort out their lives would have. Have them with screaming nightmares and failed relationships and trying to get jobs in a society that’s falling apart would have. Have them still trying to fix things in that society would have. Because we known Voldemort was just a symptom of the disease of prejudice the Wizarding World.

But don’t push us off with an ‘all was well’. In a world about magic, JK Rowling finally broke our suspension of disbelief by having them all hit middle-class and middle-age contentment and expecting a fanbase of teenagers to accept it.

Also. Since when was ‘don’t worry kids, you’re going to turn out just like your parents’ ever a happy ending? Does our generation even recognise marriage and money and jobs as the fulfillment of life anymore? Does our generation even recognise the Epilogue’s Golden Trio anymore?

[tenderpotter]

#i think this one of the reasons why the james/lily/albus naming theme bothered me #because there’s a sense of going in a circle rather than pressing forward #the only way the wizarding world will survive if it changes dramatically from this point #having the station seem exactly the same #right down to the names being thrown around #makes it seem stagnant #so i’m guessing another dark lord should turn up in a couple of decades (x)

[getfitglencoco]

Dinna dinna 😋